The Carolina Panthers cut former 2nd-round WR Terrace Marshall Jr. and placed rookie RB Jonathon Brooks on the non-football injury list during roster changes.

Cincinnati is being considered as a potential location for future NASCAR street races, joining other cities in preliminary discussions for the 2025 event calendar.

Felicia Raschiatore has been named a U.S. Open Champion of Equality by USTA Northern for promoting equality in tennis. She's a former pro with Grand Slam experience and currently manages Williston Fitness Center's tennis program.

The Royals tied for first place in the AL Central with a 6-1 win over the Guardians after a rain delay and a strong performance since the All-Star break.

Peoria Police partner with Texas Roadhouse to support Special Olympics Arizona through a "Tip-A-Cop" event, where officers serve meals and collect tips as donations.

Ohio State's Ryan Day announced Tegra Tshabola as starting right guard for the season opener against Akron, with transfer Will Howard as quarterback. The team is focused on a strong season post-Cotton Bowl loss.

Jeremy Sochan has committed to play for Team Poland in EuroBasket 2025. He is ready physically and mentally after recovering from ankle surgery and has worked on his game over the summer.

BYU coach Kalani Sitake selected a starting quarterback but will not announce the choice until the game against Southern Illinois to maintain strategic advantage.

The Carolina Panthers placed rookie RB Jonathon Brooks and two veteran edge rushers on the PUP list, sidelining Brooks until after Week 4 of the NFL season.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers opted to have only two quarterbacks, releasing third-string QB John Wolford, who is a Super Bowl champion, during roster cuts.

Kelsey Mitchell scored 29 points, leading Indiana Fever to an 84-79 win over Atlanta Dream, spotlighting Caitlin Clark's contributions and highlighting Atlanta's dwindling playoff hopes.

The Memphis Sports Hall of Fame 2024 class features Zach Randolph and Jarvis Greer, with the induction ceremony set for October 16. Tickets are available for purchase.

The Washington Commanders have named their stadium "Northwest Stadium" after striking a deal with NWFCU, aiming to enhance fan experience and community engagement.