Charlotte FC wins their 2025 MLS season opener 2-0 against Atlanta United, with newcomer Wilfried Zaha scoring and assisting.

Indianapolis Indians 2025 single-game tickets are now on sale, with a variety of themed games and discounts available throughout the season. Fans can purchase tickets online, by phone, or at the Victory Field Box Office.

Charlotte FC triumphed 2-0 over Atlanta United FC, with Wilfried Zaha scoring on his debut and contributing to the team's morale before facing Inter Miami CF.

Gibson Jimerson scored 33 points with nine 3-pointers, leading Saint Louis Billikens to a 98-67 win over Loyola Chicago, setting a team record of 18 3-pointers in the game.

The PBR Unleash The Beast series returns to Milwaukee, featuring top bull riders, with Austin Richardson seeking to build on his recent Jacksonville victory.

The St. Louis Blues defeated the Los Angeles Kings 4-1, marking their fourth consecutive win with goals from Parayko, Buchnevich, Holloway, and Bolduc. Binnington made 25 saves.

The Columbus Blue Jackets defeated the Detroit Red Wings 5-3 in an outdoor game at Ohio Stadium. The game was attended by 94,751 fans, the second-largest NHL crowd.

The Milwaukee Bucks defeated the Dallas Mavericks 132-117, with Antetokounmpo near a triple-double and Lillard scoring 28 points. Despite Irving's 31 points, the Davis-less Mavericks await his return.

Kaua'i Police Activities League invites kids to join their free wrestling program and seeks volunteer coaches, promoting a positive community and drug-free environment.

The Columbus Blue Jackets' cannon will be featured at Ohio Stadium for an outdoor game against the Detroit Red Wings, promising a unique fan experience.

The Cleveland Monsters partnered with the Black Girl Hockey Club to host an inclusive skating event for 40 sixth-grade girls. The event focused on community and introduced the girls to ice sports and industry careers.

Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office celebrated the start of their Police Softball Tournament with Captain Molina throwing the first pitch, aiming to strengthen law enforcement camaraderie.

The Baltimore Ravens will invest $20 million of their own funds for M&T Bank Stadium upgrades without expecting reimbursement and anticipate an additional $35 million to be covered by future state bonds.