Boxing legend George Foreman passed away at 76, known for his heavyweight titles, entrepreneurial success with his grill, and transformation into a minister and community leader.

The UNLV Lady Rebels beat Hawai'i 63-46 in the Women's Basketball Invitational Tournament, their first postseason win since 2003-04, led by freshman Meadow Roland with 16 points.

Metro Atlanta's bars and restaurants gear up for March Madness with events, specials, and screenings, despite no legal sports betting in Georgia.

Marcus Johnson of Garfield Heights became the first Ohio junior to win Mr. Basketball, continuing a family legacy as the son of a former winner, Sonny Johnson.

Coco Gauff defeated Sofia Kenin 6-0, 6-0 at the Miami Open, while Ashlyn Krueger beat seventh-seed Elena Rybakina, marking a high point in both American players' careers.

An 11-year-old Dodgers fan sold a rare Paul Skenes card for $1.11 million; the card features a patch from Skenes' MLB debut. Proceeds will fund the family's college educations.

Ruskin Park & Recreation Center offers affordable activities with sports facilities and a fitness trail that's wheelchair-accessible and pet-friendly.

Cleveland native Amarion Dickerson of Robert Morris University plays in the NCAA Tournament, and his team's underdog appeal is enhanced by community and personal pride.

The Cleveland Guardians will partner with SeatGeek as their official ticket marketplace starting in 2025, with perks for fans and season ticket holders.

Arizona Diamondbacks CEO expresses confidence in the passage of the baseball stadium renovation bill, HB2704, after it gains favor in the House and heads to the Senate.

The USL plans to implement promotion and relegation, impacting teams like Sporting Club Jacksonville, who hired Mark Warburton as coach and is considering Regency Mall for their stadium.

Ex-UGA player RaRa Thomas took an Alford plea for disorderly conduct, receiving 24-month probation, while facing charges including battery and cruelty to children. He hopes to return to football.

Minneapolis seeks sports officials for various games with a $30+ per game pay, requiring a background check and online registration. Training clinics are provided.