A teen chess grandmaster, Christopher Yoo, was charged with assault after hitting a woman videographer after losing a match at the Saint Louis Chess Club.

A statue of basketball legend Dwyane Wade will be unveiled Sunday at the Kaseya Center in Miami, with sculptors Oscar León and Omri Amrany behind the creation.

Shriners Hospitals for Children ends its sponsorship of the PGA Tour's Las Vegas event, requiring a new title sponsor for the tournament's continuation.

DeMar DeRozan scored 26 in his Kings debut, but Sacramento lost 117-115 to the Timberwolves, as described by CBS News Sacramento and ABC 10 Sacramento.

The University of Nevada women's volleyball team forfeited a match against San Jose State, lacking enough players. The team had raised safety and fairness concerns over a transgender player on the opposition's roster.

Ironman California returns to Sacramento, with road closures due to the triathlon event, including a swim, bike, and marathon route impacting traffic from Thursday to Monday.

William Karlsson of the Vegas Golden Knights is set to return from injury against the Sharks, bringing experience to the team after missing the first seven games.

The Vegas Golden Knights extended Shea Theodore's contract through the 2031-32 season, with an average annual value of $7.425 million, making him the second-highest-paid player on the team.

Cincinnati plans a public visitation for the late MLB legend Pete Rose at Great American Ball Park, with an upcoming "Pete Rose Day" tribute scheduled for 2025.

Texans' Kamari Lassiter is set to return from injury, while Azeez Al-Shaair and Jimmie Ward remain out. Rookie Calen Bullock to start in Ward's absence.

The Aliquippa Little Quips youth football team was reinstated after being expelled due to a fight involving parents at a game, which is under police investigation.

The Utah Hockey Club lost 5-1 to the Colorado Avalanche, their second straight home loss and fourth in the last five games. Avalanche players Mittelstadt, Makar, and MacKinnon had standout performances.

USF basketball coach Amir Abdur-Rahim died at 43 due to complications during a medical procedure, leaving behind a legacy of success including a historic season.