The documentary "See Her Be Her" highlights female baseball players and supports Little League's "Girls With Game" initiative, with a national AMC Theatres screening tour.

The University of Utah plans to transform its campus into a 'collegiate village', starting with relocating the Huntsman Center and adding amenities for 14,000 students.

The UNLV Lady Rebels won 80-70 against Boise State, progressing to the Mountain West Championship semifinals with standout performances from Amarachi Kimpson and others.

IceArizona is suing the Arizona Board of Regents for the return of a $3.5 million security deposit for Mullett Arena, following the Coyotes' relocation.

The Philadelphia Eagles accepted President Trump's White House invite after their Super Bowl LIX win, contrasting their canceled 2018 visit. Details are being finalized.

Raleigh introduces Little All-Star Sports for kids 3-5, offering basketball, football, and soccer basics at Lake Lynn Community Center starting May 14.

The El Paso Community College baseball team rose to 21st in the NJCAA D1 rankings after sweeping Western Texas College. They boast a 22-2 record and a 4-0 start in WJCAC play.

Portland Pilots face Oregon State Beavers in the WCC women's basketball final after beating Washington State, with Emme Shearer leading the Pilots' victory.

The New York Giants have agreed to a three-year, $45.3 million deal with safety Jevon Holland, set to strengthen their defense. Official signing awaits the new league year.

Memphis men's basketball team's Penny Hardaway and PJ Haggerty earn AAC Coach and Player of the Year, respectively, with the team heading to the conference tournament.

Yankees' Gerrit Cole to miss 2025 season due to Tommy John surgery, putting pressure on the team's rotation and raising concerns about their championship prospects.

The Seattle Seahawks signed ex-Vikings QB Sam Darnold to a $100.5 million contract, aiming to refresh their offense after trading Geno Smith to the Raiders.

Injuries hit the Dallas Mavericks hard, but they still defeated the San Antonio Spurs 133-129, with Dinwiddie scoring 28 points. The Spurs' Barnes scored 29 in their third straight loss.