A Seattle shop filmed staff burning a Fred Warner jersey with a Boring Company flamethrower, then pulled the post after fans slammed the stunt.

Former UTEP quarterbacks Malachi Nelson and Skyler Locklear commit to Syracuse and Missouri State, respectively, leaving UTEP to reassess its quarterback options.

Imani Dorsey became the All-Time Leading Scorer for Chester High's girls' basketball, leading her team to a win with support from family and community.

Donovan "Puff" Johnson can play for Ohio State basketball after a judge blocked the NCAA's ruling on his eligibility, allowing immediate court access pending his legal challenge.

Bloomington businesses prepared for increased activity due to the College Football Playoff National Championship, as police increased staffing for the event.

University of Mississippi quarterback Trinidad Chambliss sues the NCAA seeking eligibility to play after being denied an extra year due to his medical issues at Ferris State.

A veteran Vegas bookmaker's new memoir alleges Mike Tyson was medicated before his 1990 upset; the claim is unverified and raises fresh questions about sports and betting.

The Miami Hurricanes have arrived at their hotel in Miami Beach ahead of the CFP Championship game, with fans showing strong support despite the team being underdogs against the Indiana Hoosiers.

The Indiana Hoosiers football team and fans are heading to Miami for the College Football Playoff National Championship, facing the Miami Hurricanes. The community is rallying around the team, reflecting on their journey and hoping for victory.

Jack Eichel scored in OT for a 6-5 Vegas win over Toronto after Tomas Hertl's last-second goal forced OT; Marner and Stone excelled, Nylander injured.

The City of Forest Park, Ohio, shared their outreach program, CPR, which fosters positive relationships between police and high school students through attending NBA games together.

Kyle Tucker has signed a $240 million, four-year deal with the LA Dodgers, with a $60 million average annual value and $30 million in deferred payments.

El Paso Community College's baseball and softball teams gear up for the 2026 season with optimism, showcasing a strong baseball roster and a new interim softball coach, all aiming for competitive success.