Carolina Panthers rookies impressed at their minicamp, with Coach Canales optimistic about their talent and Tetairoa McMillan working to adapt to team schemes and the local climate.

San Francisco will get a new professional soccer team in the MLS NEXT Pro league by 2026 or 2027, planning to play in an upgraded Kezar Stadium, with support from local businesses and officials.

The rare $1.11 million Paul Skenes baseball card is on display at DICK'S House of Sport in Pittsburgh's Ross Park Mall from May 9-11, secured in a heavy-duty safe for public viewing.

Don Kelly is appointed as the new manager of the Pittsburgh Pirates, replacing Derek Shelton. His respected status within the team and past commitment to baseball are seen as valuable as he faces the task of revitalizing the struggling team.

The EPCC Tejanos lost 12-6 to the Weatherford Coyotes in the NJCAA Region V playoffs, despite an initial comeback. Weatherford leads the series, with EPCC aiming to bounce back in the next game.

Charlotte prepares to host the 2025 PGA Championship, building on its experience with major events and anticipating significant economic benefits and global exposure.

Jackson Woodard, formerly of UNLV, was claimed off waivers by the Houston Texans after being released by the Seahawks.

LA Coliseum will make history by hosting a third Olympics in 2028, with Opening and Closing Ceremonies also at SoFi Stadium, as revealed by LA28 officials.

Byron Scott faces a lawsuit accusing him of sexually assaulting a 15-year-old in 1987; his lawyer says he thought she was of legal age. The case utilizes new California law extensions for filing such claims.

Pittsburgh announces its first-ever World Cup soccer tournament to celebrate cultural diversity, inviting residents to play or cheer in June and July.

The Baltimore Ravens released kicker Justin Tucker in the wake of sexual misconduct allegations, framing it as a football decision amid an ongoing NFL investigation.

Austin Peay State University mourns the sudden death of senior football player William Hardrick. Details of his death are unknown, but his loss deeply affects the community.

Former Tennessee Football wide receiver Bru McCoy announced his medical retirement from the sport due to injury concerns, though he remains committed to his non-profit work with Huddle for Hearts.