Naval Academy's Brigade of Midshipmen to march in Annapolis on Saturday, August 31, before the Navy vs. Bucknell football game, impacting traffic and parking.

The Detroit Lions released wide receiver Donovan Peoples-Jones as part of their roster cuts before the NFL regular season. Other players cut include Shane Zylstra and Mitchell Agude.

Seattle honors WNBA legend Sue Bird by naming a street segment "Sue Bird Court" near the Climate Pledge Arena, celebrating her illustrious career and impact on the city's sports legacy.

Knoxville announces the naming of its new stadium as Covenant Health Park, a collaborative venture expected to invigorate community and economic growth, opening in 2025.

Great Parks of Hamilton County is developing a new trail network along the Little Miami River, starting with the 1.5-mile Avoca Trailhead for various outdoor activities, set to open later this year.

Georgia Tech ended its losing streak with a 24-21 win over Florida State. Governor Kemp celebrated the victory as the team's kicker, Aidan Birr, scored a game-winning field goal.

Harrison Burton's win at the Coke Zero Sugar 400 has unexpectedly placed him in NASCAR's playoff contention, intensifying the battle for the last spots.

Florida's Lake Mary wins the Little League World Series 2-1 against Taiwan in extra innings, with key plays leading to their victory in a tense championship game.

The Columbus Crew defeated LAFC 3-1 to win the 2024 Leagues Cup Final after extra time goals secured their triumph.

Megan Rapinoe's jersey retirement ceremony with Reign FC in Seattle will feature a skydiving performance and recognize her career and advocacy, with activities for fans and landmarks lighting up in her honor.

Rookie Jhonkensy Noel hit a 413-foot home run, helping the Cleveland Guardians win against the Texas Rangers and tie a franchise record for most home runs in the first 41 games.

Ravens' offensive line coach Joe D'Alessandris has died at 70 after a long illness. He is remembered for his leadership and positive impact on and off the field.

Lake Mary All-Stars clinched their first Little League World Series title with a 2-1 win against Chinese Taipei after a tense extra innings game, sealed by a throwing error in the eighth inning.