Ayla Guzzardo will take over Georgia women’s basketball after a breakout season at McNeese; she inherits a roster with several players in the transfer portal.

San Pedro Square will host free World Cup watch parties June 11–July 19. Organizers say the monthlong festival could eclipse downtown Super Bowl crowds.

Trygve Berge, Breckenridge co-founder and ski-school pioneer, died April 2 at 93. He helped design Peak 8 and taught generations of Colorado skiers.

The DICK’S Sporting Goods Pittsburgh Marathon 26.2-mile field sold out as organizers expect more than 50,000 participants across the May Marathon Weekend. A waitlist is open and other races still accept entries.

Cleveland held on for a 142-126 win in Memphis even as the Grizzlies tied the NBA record with 29 made three-pointers, leaving questions about the Cavs’ perimeter defense.

Sporting JAX clinched a Gainbridge Super League playoff berth in its first season after a Fort Lauderdale result left Jacksonville mathematically assured of a top-four finish.

Cubs rookie Cade Horton is heading to Texas for a specialist visit after an MRI of his forearm was described as "not good." The team has put him on the 15-day IL while tests continue.

The NCAA men’s Final Four lands in Las Vegas in April 2028 at Allegiant Stadium — expect heavy ticket demand, hospitality packages and packed hotels.

The Cavs clinched first‑round home‑court advantage and will open the series at Rocket Arena on April 8 after Atlanta’s loss locked up the matchup. Ticket and schedule details inside.

The family of Steve "Mongo" McMichael announced Tuesday that postmortem testing found CTE in the former Bears defensive tackle's brain. He died April 23, 2025 after battling ALS.

Ticket registration for the 2027 PGA Championship at PGA Frisco is open now. The event marks the first men’s major in DFW in nearly 60 years and demand is expected to be heavy.

A 43‑ft steel beam that will form part of USF's student section was on display outside the Marshall Student Center as students signed their names during USF Week.

José Ramírez played his 1,620th game on April 6, 2026, passing Terry Turner’s 108-year-old mark to become the Guardians’ all-time games leader. The club honored him with a scoreboard tribute at Progressive Field.