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COLUMBUS, Ohio – The Western Michigan University women's basketball team weren't able to contain the 19th ranked Ohio State Buckeyes in a 95-47 loss. Senior guard Alli Carlson made a career-high five threes on Monday night to lead the Broncos in Columbus. Carlson was the only WMU player to get into double digits, scoring 15 points through 38 minutes of play. Four other members of the Brown and Gold scored eight points each, while senior forward Ariana Wilkes led on defense with 10 boards. Western Michigan won the tip to begin Monday night's action, but it was Ohio State who got on the board first. The Broncos were able to match the Buckeyes shots through the first four minutes. WMU then fell behind on an 8-2 run as the Ohio State lead grew to eight. The Brown and Gold were able to get the deficit down to three on Carlson's second trey of the night. Carlson added another three before the first quarter was over to bring Western Michigan to 15 points.  » Read More

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by Deanna Sipe Sun, December 21, 2025 at 3:28 PM The Great Smoky Mountains National Park announced in a Facebook post that there has been a discovery of four brand-new millipede species. (Photo: Great Smoky Mountains National Park) GREAT SMOKY MOUNTAINS NATIONAL PARK (WLOS) — The Great Smoky Mountains National Park announced in a Facebook post that there has been a discovery of four brand-new millipede species. OCONALUFTEE VISITOR CENTER REOPENS AS GOVERNMENT SHUTDOWN ENDS According to the post, two of the millipedes have only been found in one location, while the other two have been found throughout the park. The discoveries were made possible through the park's ongoing All Taxa Biodiversity Inventory (ATBI) and Discover Life in America (DLIA) initiatives. The national park says the discovery was made possible because of Georgia College and State University & Hampden-Sydney College. BEAR-Y UNUSUAL TRAFFIC JAM PAWSES PARK VISITORS IN THEIR TRACKS AS GSMNP RESCUES CUB There are now 80 documented millipede species in the park.  » Read More

December 20, 2025 / 5:26 PM MST / CBS Colorado Add CBS News on Google One of two men accused of robbing an Aurora woman who was selling jewelry out of her home has been found guilty on multiple felony charges. Investigators said Frayer Contreras-Gafaro and another man went to an apartment in the 1300 block of N. Laredo Street last June in response to a woman's Facebook advertisement to sell jewelry. Authorities said both men pulled out firearms, demanded the jewelry, and ordered the woman's two children into a nearby room. The woman told police that the men threatened her children, stating that if they screamed, she would be killed. Authorities said the suspects made off with approximately $20,000 worth of jewelry. Frayer Contreras-Gafaro 18th District Attorney's Office The woman later noticed Contreras-Gafaro left the Facebook group chat and blocked her, so she used her husband's Facebook account to find the profile. Using photos, she was able to identify one of the men involved, and investigators determined one of the suspects to be Contreras-Gafaro.  » Read More

'Due to grooming equipment issues, we are currently unable to maintain safe conditions on the mountain,' says a Facebook statement from Searchmont Searchmont Resort will be closed today due to recurring mechanical malfunctions, according to a post on Facebook. "Our team has been working diligently to provide a safe and enjoyable experience for all Searchmont guests. Due to grooming equipment issues, we are currently unable to maintain safe conditions on the mountain. "A new groomer is on its way, and we are working to restore operations as quickly as possible. Operation of the FIS Mid- AM Race continued to run as grooming was not required. Thank you for your patience and understanding. We look forward to seeing everyone back on the mountain." This is not the first time the resort has been closed this winter. Last month it reported that one of its three lifts would be out of service for the entire season.  » Read More

Camp Mystic took to Facebook, asking alumni for memories of prior floods on-site after at least four lawsuits were filed against the camp and it's ...  » Read More

When Sheikh Mohammed Abu Mustafa stepped out of his mosque in southern Gaza after leading afternoon prayers in early November, a gunman on a motorcycle pulled up and shot him dead. It was a targeted assassination that that an Islamist militant group said was carried out by local Israeli-backed militia. A Hamas-linked group later claimed that the slain imam was a jihadist who had concealed Israeli hostages during the Gaza war, and accused the hitman of belonging to a new Israeli-supported militia led by Hussam Al-Astal – a former prisoner in Hamas-ruled Gaza who is now openly working to topple the militant group that has ruled the territory with an iron first for nearly two decades. In a phone interview with CNN, Al-Astal denied that his men assassinated Sheikh Abu Mustafa but said he welcomed the death of any Hamas member. His obscure group, the self-styled Counter-Terrorism Strike Force, has taken control of a village in the Israeli-occupied part of Khan Younis in southern Gaza. From there, it carries out raids against Hamas while trying to grow its small domestic following.  » Read More