No changes to the projected quarterback depth chart after Spring Camp. Bear Bachmeier was always going to be the starter and that has not changed. Play of the day on Monday evening was a long ...

Prefer Newsweek on Google to see more of our trusted coverage when you search. Higher mortgage rates as a result of disruptions caused by the Iran war are threatening to derail the spring homebuying ...

Spring has sprung, and Missouri football has wrapped up its first batch of official offseason practices. Mizzou has finished up spring camp, holding 13 practices between Feb. 26 and March 19. There ...

After the second-year reserve quarterback did not play in the first half of the spring game, head coach Dabo Swinney spoke about where he stands heading into the summer. In the first half of Clemson ...

The trend of spring season songs has changed. Unlike the past, when specific tracks monopolized charts for extended periods, this year sees new releases, existing seasonal hits, and ...

Syracuse, N.Y. — Syracuse overhauled its coaching staff and several positions on the roster this winter. The Orange began making changes toward the end of the 2025 season when it became evident that ...

PINELLAS COUNTY, Fla. — The highest concentration of red tide in more than 20 years to hit Pinellas County beaches in March, during spring break, did not negatively affect occupancy rates, according ...

The U.S. housing market accelerated in March despite elevated mortgage rates reducing some of the affordability improvement the market had recently seen, according to a new report. Zillow released its ...

Home buyers in the first quarter were more concerned about the economy and mortgage rates than they were about home prices, according to the CNBC Housing Market Survey. The average rate on the 30-year ...

Police in Gulf Shores, Alabama, have arrested nearly five times as many spring breakers as neighboring Orange Beach so far this year, according to the latest figures from both cities. Gulf Shores ...

A long-awaited dip in mortgage rates last week injected momentum into the stalled U.S. housing market, but the military conflict in Iran is a new stumbling block for would-be home buyers and sellers.