With the end of 2025, December went into the record books. The start to December was very chilly then we started to warm up in the week before Christmas. Overall the month still ended well below-avera ...

It's a new day, a new month and a new year, but the light snow chances keep going. We've now had four straight days with accumulating snow in Milwaukee. New Year's Eve on Wednesday saw another round o ...

Led by Michael Marcus Jr.'s 20 points and 10 rebounds, the Appalachian State Mountaineers defeated the Old Dominion Monarchs 81-73. Jalen Tot scored 16 points for Appalachian State. Jordan Battle ...

There should be ballads written about Willson Contreras' brief time with the Cardinals. From his arrival as the All-Star ...

Torrential rain brings a flooding risk to California this week. Elizabeth Rizzini has the details.

As we've been reporting, thousands of people watched the Sun rise over Stonehenge. We've just heard that the crowd peaked at ...

All the key BBC coverage details for the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix at Yas Marina Circuit, which takes place from 5-7 December.

Over the years, the Google Weather Android “app” has seen infrequent updates, and the company looks to now be getting rid of it entirely for a Google Search experience that has just been redesigned.

After all, CARROT’s schtick is that it’s a weather app with personality. Specifically, it’s an opinionated weather app with an AI robot who happens to have a very snarky personality. If you like that ...

Your favorite Android weather app probably meets your daily needs. It shows high and low temperatures, forecasts days in advance, and might even have cute widgets you can move around your home screen.

In July 2021, Marques Brownlee, also known as MKBHD on YouTube, showed that Apple's default Weather app refused to display "69°," even when other services did it without skipping a heartbeat.

After releasing with Wear OS 3, the Google Weather app is now going away with Wear OS 6, though there are some caveats. On Wear OS 5 or earlier, there are no changes, and you can “continue to use and ...