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Victor Wembanyama has been cleared to play in Game 4 vs. Trail Blazers

Victor Wembanyama has been cleared to play in Game 4 vs. Trail Blazers

Wemby has cleared the NBA’s concussion protocol.
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William 'Bill' Rice Yahner Jr. Passes Away at 81 in Ohio

William 'Bill' Rice Yahner Jr. Passes Away at 81 in Ohio

William 'Bill' Rice Yahner Jr., aged 81, passed away on April 25, 2026, at Ohiohealth Southeastern Medical Center. Born in Darby, Pennsylvania, he was the son of the late William Rice Yahner Sr. and Laura (Jacobs) Yahner. The obituary highlights his life and the legacy he leaves behind. The family has created a Life Tributes page to facilitate the sharing of memories and condolences. The obituary also provides information about the visitation and funeral services, allowing friends and family to pay their respects and celebrate his life.
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Midwest Braces for Severe Weather with Potential Tornado Threat

Midwest Braces for Severe Weather with Potential Tornado Threat

The Midwest is currently facing a severe weather threat, with the possibility of violent EF3 or stronger tornadoes, widespread damaging winds, and large hail. The National Weather Service and the Storm Prediction Center have issued warnings for excessive rainfall leading to flash floods in regions including eastern Kansas, western Missouri, southern Iowa, and Nebraska. The threat extends to eastern Iowa and northern Illinois, affecting urban areas around Chicago. This severe weather is expected to peak on Monday, with a complex scenario unfolding from Mississippi to Wisconsin, particularly impacting the St. Louis region. The situation follows a series of storms that have already caused significant damage across parts of the Plains and South, including a violent EF-4 tornado in Enid, Oklahoma, and deadly tornadoes in North Texas.
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Increasing Wildfires in Georgia Highlight Climate Change Impact

Increasing Wildfires in Georgia Highlight Climate Change Impact

Wildfires, traditionally more common in the western United States, are becoming increasingly frequent and severe in the eastern regions, including Georgia. According to the Los Angeles Times, recent fires in Georgia have destroyed numerous homes, with experts attributing this rise to climate change, prolonged droughts, and the aftermath of Hurricane Helene. The National Interagency Fire Center reports that 2,802 square miles have burned in the U.S. this year, an 88% increase over the 10-year average. Fire scientist Mike Flannigan notes that warmer temperatures lead to longer fire seasons and drier fuels, contributing to more intense fires. A study by University of Florida ecologists highlights a significant increase in large fires in the southeastern U.S. from 1984 to 2020.
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Open Thread: Victor Wembanyama officially listed as questionable for Game 4

Open Thread: Victor Wembanyama officially listed as questionable for Game 4

The DPOY continues to workout while participating in re-evaluations for concussion protocols.
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Wembanyama AVAILABLE to Play Today vs Blazers

Wembanyama AVAILABLE to Play Today vs Blazers

The Spurs will have their star back.
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Brooklyn Bridge: A Historic Engineering Marvel and Its Lasting Impact

Brooklyn Bridge: A Historic Engineering Marvel and Its Lasting Impact

The Brooklyn Bridge, which opened in 1883, was a groundbreaking achievement in engineering as the longest suspension bridge in the United States at the time. It was celebrated for its innovative use of steel cables, which contributed to its strength and durability. The bridge connected Manhattan and Brooklyn, facilitating transportation and commerce between the two boroughs. Its construction marked a significant milestone in urban development and engineering, showcasing the potential of new materials and design techniques in infrastructure projects.
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Severe Storms Threaten South and Central US with Multi-Day Impact

Severe Storms Threaten South and Central US with Multi-Day Impact

Severe weather is expected to impact over 55 million people across the South and Central United States starting Friday afternoon. Following a series of tornado warnings on Thursday, severe thunderstorms are anticipated to develop in eastern Oklahoma and Arkansas, with large hail and damaging winds as primary threats. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's Storm Prediction Center has issued a Level 2 out of 5 risk for severe thunderstorms in regions including East Texas, southeastern Oklahoma, Arkansas, Louisiana, and Mississippi. As the weekend progresses, the threat will extend to the Mississippi Valley, with potential for flash flooding due to heavy rainfall. A Level 3 out of 5 risk is in place for parts of southern Kansas and northern Oklahoma, including cities like Wichita and Tulsa.
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Port Authority Launches Drone Delivery Testing in New York City

Port Authority Launches Drone Delivery Testing in New York City

Port Authority Launches Drone Delivery Testing in New York City
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Extell Development Proposes 86-Story Residential Tower on Upper West Side

Extell Development Proposes 86-Story Residential Tower on Upper West Side

Extell Development Proposes 86-Story Residential Tower on Upper West Side
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Cardiologist Debunks Myth: Sleeping on Left Side Not Harmful to Heart Health

Cardiologist Debunks Myth: Sleeping on Left Side Not Harmful to Heart Health

Cardiologist Debunks Myth: Sleeping on Left Side Not Harmful to Heart Health
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Extell Files Permits for 1,198-Foot Residential Tower on Manhattan's Upper West Side

Extell Files Permits for 1,198-Foot Residential Tower on Manhattan's Upper West Side

Extell has submitted permits for a new residential skyscraper at 80 West 67th Street on Manhattan's Upper West Side. The proposed building will stand at 1,198 feet, making it the tallest in the neighborhood, surpassing the current tallest building, 50 West 60th Street, which is 775 feet tall. The structure will include 430 residential units, averaging 2,766 square feet each, and will also feature 25,246 square feet of commercial space. The building will have two cellar levels and a parking garage with a capacity for 187 vehicles. The project, designed by Jennifer Cheuk of Stephen B. Jacobs Group, is located on the east side of Columbus Avenue between West 66th and 67th Streets. Demolition of the former ABC/Disney site, which included several buildings, has been completed to make way for the new development.