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    Weekend highway work to slow Sea-Tac Airport travel●WSDOT: Weekend highway construction will impact travel to Sea-Tac Airportβœ‰newsLifeTravel4 min ago

    The Washington State Department of Transportation says weekend highway construction will affect trips to Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. Drivers heading to the airport are being warned to allow extra time as lane closures and work zones cause delays on key routes. Travelers with flights this weekend are advised to plan ahead and consider alternate timing or routes.

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    Theatre Northwest hosts 'monumental' First-Year Showcase●Theatre Northwest hosts 'monumental' First-Year Showcase | News | nwmissourinews.comβœ‰newsCultureTheatre6 min ago

    Theatre Northwest at Northwest Missouri State University has staged its First-Year Showcase, an event the university's student newspaper describes as 'monumental'. The showcase gives first-year theatre students an early opportunity to perform on stage for a campus and local audience, highlighting the department's work introducing new students to college-level theatre in Maryville, Missouri.

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    Missouri State Women's Golf Finishes Second at Iowa●Women's Golf Finishes Second at Iowaβœ‰newsSportGolf17 min ago

    Missouri State's women's golf team finished second at its tournament in Iowa, according to an announcement from the university's athletics department. No further details about the event, scores, or competing teams were provided in the available coverage.

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    Michigan State Men's Golf Completes Windon Memorial●Men’s Golf Finishes Play at the Windon Memorialβœ‰newsSportGolf17 min ago

    Michigan State's men's golf team has finished play at the Windon Memorial tournament. The university's athletics department announced the completion of the event, though final team and individual results were not detailed in the announcement. The Windon Memorial is a collegiate golf tournament, and the Spartans' finish marks another stop in their fall competitive schedule.

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    Portland State Basketball Single-Game Tickets on Sale for 2026-27●Basketball Season, Single-Game Tickets on Sale Now for 2026-27 Seasonβœ‰newsSportBasketball21 min ago

    Portland State University Athletics has put single-game tickets on sale for the 2026-27 basketball season, allowing fans to buy seats for individual games rather than season packages. The announcement, made by the university's athletics department in Portland, Oregon, comes well ahead of the season, giving supporters an early chance to plan attendance as excitement builds around the Vikings' upcoming men's and women's basketball campaigns.

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    San Diego State faces mumps outbreak before Pac-12 opener●San Diego State reportedly dealing with mumps outbreak ahead of Pac-12 openerβœ‰newsHealthPandemics25 min ago

    San Diego State is reportedly dealing with a mumps outbreak as the university prepares for its first Pac-12 conference game. The outbreak raises questions about player availability and whether the game could be affected. Details on the number of cases or affected teams have not been confirmed by the school or athletic department.

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    Kansas reports over 200 tuberculosis cases in 2026●Kansas records more than 200 tuberculosis cases in 2026: KDHEβœ‰newsHealthPandemics25 min ago

    Kansas has recorded more than 200 tuberculosis cases in 2026, according to the Kansas Department of Health and Environment. Local news in the state reported the figures, drawing attention to the scale of TB activity in Kansas. Health officials typically use such case counts to track outbreaks and guide testing and treatment efforts, though no further details were provided.

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    Mississippi State seeks participants for fitness and heart health study●MSU’s Department of Kinesiology seeks participants for cardiovascular, fitness health research studyβœ‰newsHealthFitness26 min ago

    Mississippi State University's Department of Kinesiology is recruiting participants for a research study on cardiovascular and fitness health. The department is inviting members of the public to take part in the research, though details on eligibility, study activities, and compensation were not provided in the announcement.