Record Breakers brings world‑record motorcycle, BMX and trophy‑truck stunts to Revel Surf Park this Saturday, capped by an All‑American Rejects concert. Colby Raha will attempt a 300‑foot jump.

The Denver Nuggets' "Unity Seats" initiative, supported by Jamal Murray and Aaron Gordon, aims to connect families and foster community through basketball, beyond sports rivalry.

Freshman Keaton Wagler poured in 46 points and nine 3-pointers to lift No. 11 Illinois to an 88-82 win at No. 4 Purdue. The performance gives the Illini momentum as Big Ten play heats up.

The Waukesha JanBoree featured winter activities for the community, with events including a Mars reading hour and an art session, despite some weather-related schedule changes.

Bobby Slowik has been promoted to offensive coordinator for the Miami Dolphins under new head coach Jeff Hafley, aiming to improve the team's performance.

Devin Booker left Friday's game in Atlanta after rolling his right ankle; he scored 31 points in 28 minutes and Phoenix awaits medical updates.

The Boston Bruins defeated the Vegas Golden Knights 4-3, bolstered by a fast start with three goals in 54 seconds.

Ex-NFL player Kevin Johnson was found dead at a LA homeless encampment with blunt head trauma and stab wounds; the case is being investigated as a homicide.

Surprise is hosting two pickleball tournaments in 2026: the Tommy Wong Memorial Pickleball Tournament for various ages and the Junior Battle of the Paddle for younger players. Both events are at the Surprise Pickleball Courts.

Isaac Salas, a Martin High School senior, has been honored as Arlington’s Student-Athlete of the Month for his impressive performance on the soccer field and academic achievements.

Fort Lauderdale is confirmed to host the 2026 American Cup in diving, including high diving for the first time, at the Aquatic Center from April 16-19.

Jesse Minter is hired as the new head coach for the Baltimore Ravens, ready to enhance the team's defense based on his successful tenure with the Chargers.

Heisman Trophy winner Fernando Mendoza from Indiana University declares for the 2026 NFL Draft, potentially as the No. 1 pick for the Las Vegas Raiders, after a perfect season and national championship win.