NBA's Terry Rozier and coach Chauncey Billups were arrested in an illegal sports betting probe, with Damon Jones also detained and organized crime ties suggested.

The NBA season starts with a Pacers vs. Thunder game, where Indiana seeks to avenge last season's defeat. Both teams face injuries, but Pacers coach Carlisle remains optimistic.

The University of Hawai‘i women's volleyball team suffered a historic defeat, losing a straight-set match against UC Irvine, marking their 13th loss of the season.

Dylan Guenther scored the overtime winner for the Utah Mammoth against the Colorado Avalanche, earning a 4-3 victory and marking Colorado's first loss of the season.

The Vegas Golden Knights defeated the Carolina Hurricanes 4-1, maintaining an unbeaten streak in regulation and with notable contributions from Ivan Barbashev. Despite the absence of injured captain Mark Stone, the team showcased strong performances.

Ryan Day, Ohio State Buckeyes head coach, discussed the team's successful season and preparation for their next game against Penn State during a bye week at a press conference.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams has launched the 2026 Battle of the Boroughs E-Sports Competition, where K-12 students use Minecraft for city planning, with a focus on Pier 6 in Sunset Park, Brooklyn.

A judge in Franklin County, Ohio, has ruled in favor of high school athletes profiting from their NIL, impacting OHSAA member schools and aligning Ohio with states that allow such endorsements.

Las Vegas is hosting the 25th Mayor’s Cup International Soccer Tournament for youths, with 560 global teams participating from Oct 24-26, expected to boost the economy by $40 million.

Kurt Suzuki is hired as the new Los Angeles Angels manager after working in the front office, succeeding Ron Washington amid the team's postseason absence.

The Utah Jazz is building a new practice facility in Sandy, as part of a larger sports campus project, with modern amenities to enhance player development.

Orange County entrepreneur Joseph Sanberg pleaded guilty to wire fraud, admitting to his role in a $248 million fraud scheme involving his green banking business, Aspiration.

Tennis coach Terre O’Brien was honored with a City Council proclamation for his contributions to local sports at a crowded meeting that celebrated his legacy.