TYLER, Texas (KLTV) - The Tyler Junior College board of trustees voted unanimously Thursday to call a bond election for May 2, seeking voter approval for $167.3 million in construction projects and ...

Things got wild out at the farm—new ideas, unexpected challenges, and a whole lot of fun tackling jobs that definitely weren’t on the original plan. From creative fixes to big‑equipment moments, this ...

The country’s most ambitious high-schoolers now have one more thing to fret over: crafting their “summer story.” Overachieving teenagers have long pursued a smorgasbord of résumé-polishing summer ...

The 2025 coaching carousel formally opened in March when Troy Taylor was fired from Stanford and went on to be one of the longest in recent memory. In total, 33 jobs changed hands via retirement, ...

Winter is nearly over, but college softball is just getting started. Sixteen of the top programs in the nation will kick off Week 2 of the season in Florida at the Clearwater Invitational. Texas Tech, ...

A month ago, Florida State men's basketball sat four games below .500 and was fresh off a devastating late loss to Wake Forest that featured 16 turnovers. The top 14 teams in the conference advance to ...

With the number of players moving in the transfer portal every year, college football careers have never been more inconsistent. Players that seemed to be the future of a program one year can rapidly ...

Ohio State mascot Brutus trolled the Wolverines during Saturday's snow-filled game. Gregory Shamus / Getty Images If college football is the sports version of reality television, rivalry week is the ...

I know what you're thinking: Indiana was barely crowned the national champion, and we're already on to the next. That's how it works in betting. If you see a number you like and have the stats and ...

Nissan 7201-1.22%decrease; red down pointing triangle Motor projected an annual net loss of $4.2 billion as it extended its streak of losses, hampered by U.S. tariffs and weaker sales while it forges ...

Over $141 million in congressionally directed spending has been approved to fund roughly 110 projects across Colorado, including several infrastructure, affordable housing, child care and energy ...