- Chelan County Declares State of Emergency as Floodwaters Threaten Stehekin and Leavenworth
Chelan County is under a state of emergency as powerful winds and floodwaters close roads and threaten communities. Volunteers rush to sandbag lines, shelters open for those displaced, and crews race to restore power as the region braces for days of recovery ahead.
- Nausori Kicks Off Tebara Festival as Eight Contestants Vie for Miss Tebara
Nausori’s Tebara Festival kicks off with color and resilience, as a week of culture, youth empowerment, and community pride unfolds at Syria Park. Eight contestants vie for the Miss Tebara crown, promising a vibrant blend of talent and tradition. Leaders and sponsors frame the celebration as a spark for stronger townships, deeper pride, and a bright future for the Tebara region.
- Wembanyama Ready to Return as Spurs Face Thunder in NBA Cup Semifinal
Victor Wembanyama is poised to return for the Spurs, but the comeback is being carefully managed after a month on the shelf. With a minutes cap in place and a team clicking, San Antonio heads into a pivotal Las Vegas semifinal with high expectations.
- Manueli Maisamoa Named to Mike Friday Select 7s for Coral Coast Fiji 7s
Manueli Maisamoa earns a coveted spot in the Mike Friday Select 7s, signaling a bold chapter for the Coral Coast Fiji 7s in Sigatoka. With blistering pace and fearless flair, he’s set to bring a new level of intensity to next year’s showdown. A milestone moment for a rising star and a hint of the fireworks to come.
- Kuminga Contract Twist Shrinks Suns’ Trade Window
Phoenix’s pursuit of Jonathan Kuminga looked white-hot this summer, but new contract realities have cooled the chatter. Kuminga’s two-year deal reshapes the Suns’ math and could shift the trade talk around him, even as Golden State continues to harness his upside. The coming weeks will reveal how far this saga will bend the Warriors’ rotation and the Suns’ plans.
