Hockey season is just around the corner, and the Vegas Golden Knights are hitting full stride as they prepare for their tenth electrifying year in Sin City. From humble beginnings—patched gear, hand-me-down skates, and endless sporting goods store trips—to today’s high-octane professional game, hockey’s heart remains unchanged: it’s all about who has the puck and who wants it most. As training camps loom, the energy is palpable, with Vegas now proudly claiming its spot as a true hockey town, where dreams on ice ignite whether you’re on the ice or cheering from the stands.

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Ryan Craig is officially the new head coach of the Vegas Golden Knights — a move that’s been months in the making. Having served as an assistant under Gallant, DeBoer, and Cassidy, Craig was quietly groomed for this role. The team sent him to their AHL affiliate to gain head coaching experience without the pressure of a mid-season promotion, after briefly bringing in John Tortorella. General Manager Kelly McCrimmon has long seen Craig as the ideal candidate for the permanent job. Now, with a strong roster and high expectations, Craig steps into the spotlight to lead the franchise into its next chapter — and everyone’s watching to see how he’ll build on Vegas’ past success.

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New research reveals that nearly 20% of people using weight-loss drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy regain about two-thirds of their lost weight within two years of stopping — challenging the idea these are permanent solutions. A study of over 5,000 users shows long-term effectiveness may be limited, sparking concern among patients who invested hope and money in these treatments. Experts warn this isn’t unique to these drugs — many weight-loss methods face similar rebound issues — and stress that combining meds with behavioral therapy and ongoing support is key for lasting results. The takeaway? No magic bullet — weight management is a continuous journey.

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