UNLV quarterback Matthew Sluka announced his departure from the team, citing unmet expectations upon his commitment, after playing four games in the season.

The Houston Astros won their fourth consecutive AL West title and made the playoffs with a 4-3 win against the Mariners, highlighted by Jason Heyward's crucial home run.

Mike Giannone, the head football coach of the Anchor Bay School District, has been placed on administrative leave, prompting parent concerns and rumors due to a lack of information.

The Orlando Magic will honor their late co-founder Pat Williams with a patch on their jerseys in the 2024-25 season, following his death in July 2024.

Reggie Bush is suing his former school USC, the NCAA, and the Pac-12 for profits made from his name, image, and likeness during his college football career.

Minneapolis Police officers participated in a softball tournament to honor Sgt. Cory Slifko and raise awareness for PTSD among first responders, emphasizing the cause over victory.

Willson Contreras criticizes the Cardinals' front office, demanding a stronger push to dominate the NL Central.

The Cincinnati Reds have fired manager David Bell and appointed bench coach Freddie Benavides as interim manager, with President of Baseball Operations Nick Krall leading a search for new leadership.

Salt Lake City's Smith's Ballpark hosted its last game, marking the end of an era. Fans shared their memories and sadness, reflecting on the venue's deep roots in the community. The Salt Lake Bees' move to Daybreak elicited mixed emotions.

The new Utah Hockey Club won their first preseason game against the St. Louis Blues and is preparing for their home opener, with players and fans eager to grow hockey in Utah.

The Seahawks defeated the Dolphins 24-3, with Coach Macdonald winning his first three games. Injuries impacted the Dolphins, leading to penalties that disrupted the game's flow. Seattle maintained its lead throughout.

Justin Herbert of the LA Chargers sustained an ankle injury against the Steelers and was replaced by Taylor Heinicke, with unclear status for the next game.

James "Jim" Hurley, UGA's first Black football player, is set to receive the Uncommon Valor Award from the Athens branch of ASALH for his historic role and courage.