John Yanchik moved from New Jersey to Fort Mill two dozen years ago, leaving what he figured was one of the most congested places in the country for a small, quiet town. Now he’s watching the road to ...

A college project during her senior year would change everything for Staci Sawyer. At the time, Sawyer was living in Las Vegas, attending school while awaiting the birth of her child. Looking for ...

Flynn Clayman’s rise at High Point hasn’t been a quiet one; it’s been a high-octane takeover. Promoted to head coach in April 2025, the 37-year-old Los Angeles native quickly transformed the Panthers ...

HIGH POINT, N.C. — High Point University made history Thursday, defeating Wisconsin in the NCAA Tournament for the program’s first-ever March Madness victory and its first win over a Power Four ...

Each year, LRN’s Ethics & Compliance Program Effectiveness Report provides one of the most useful snapshots of the global compliance profession. The 2026 report—“The Next Leap: Technology, Trust, and ...

No. 3 Texas softball has continued to look strong after the turn of the calendar and put the non-conference part of its schedule in the past and set its sights on the gauntlet that is its SEC schedule ...

In a 14-month follow-up, Sana Biotechnology has found that its investigational allogeneic cell therapy continued to produce insulin in one patient with Type 1 diabetes, with no safety concerns ...

Nutella's "Stacks for Giving Back" program is collaborating with NVFC and Pearl Milling Company to provide grants and pancake kits to U.S. volunteer fire departments, enhancing fundraising efforts to ...

On a random Tuesday night in March, Miami Heat star Bam Adebayo made history. Adebayo scored 83 points in the Miami Heat’s 150–129 blowout win over the Washington Wizards, becoming the NBA’s ...

FORT MILL, S.C. — The Town of Fort Mill launched a Traffic Enforcement Officer Program today in partnership with the Fort Mill School District to enhance student safety and manage traffic flow. The ...

Some of the people killed in Tuesday’s deadly avalanche near Castle Peak were mothers of children in Sugar Bowl’s competitive ski program, according to sources close to the victims, sending shock ...