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The surprising retirement of Tiffany Hayes from the WNBA highlights last week’s women’s hoops news. We also learned when Athletes Unlimited Pro Basketball will return and that Iowa star Caitlin Clark is a Gatorade athlete.

Maple Leaf Diner in Londonderry is a local favorite that also caters to visitors to this beautiful region who are looking for a taste of the Vermont of...

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Festive holiday menus and events are plentiful in North Texas, offering busy shoppers assistance with their family gatherings.

Ohio legislators passed a bill to ban gender-affirming care for minors, joining more than 20 states that have passed similar restrictions.

The Hawks’ decision to send Boris Katchouk through waivers and eventually to Rockford is proof of Anderson’s ascension up the depth chart. In 11 NHL games since his call-up, he has formed the team’s best forward line alongside Jason Dickinson.

North Arkansas College FBLA Collegiate will host a Wreaths Across America event at 10 a.m., Saturday, Dec. 16, at Maplewood Cemetery. The group will have 204 wreaths to decorate the graves of those who served in the US military and an additional 12 to be placed at Maple Leaf Cemetery. The group received extra wreaths via a grant from Walmart and Wreaths Across America sent a few extras as well. Everyone is welcome to participate in the beautiful ceremony may come and help place the wreaths at th...

The Toronto Maple Leafs, worth $2.8 billion, have overtaken the New York Rangers to become hockey’s most expensive franchise.

Columbus comes off three days without a game by facing a streaking Toronto team