The Cincinnati Bengals kept their playoff hopes alive with an overtime win against the Denver Broncos, which hinged on future victories and competitors' losses.

The Detroit Red Wings fulfilled a young fan's dream by signing her for a day, a wish granted through the Make-A-Wish Foundation, allowing her to practice and engage with the team.

Basketball star Victor Wembanyama played chess with fans in Washington Square Park, showcasing his mental prowess as well as his physical athleticism.

BYU Cougars defeated Colorado Buffaloes 36-14 in the Alamo Bowl with an outstanding defensive performance and key plays, including a 64-yard punt return touchdown.

The Carolina Hurricanes rallied with four third-period goals to defeat the New Jersey Devils 5-2, featuring two goals by Jack Roslovic and coach Rod Brind'Amour's record-breaking 300th win.

Gleyber Torres signed a $15 million, one-year contract with the Detroit Tigers, moving from the Yankees where he had a mixed season but ended with strong performance.

Terrell Suggs and Marshal Yanda, former Ravens players, are finalists for the NFL Hall of Fame Class of 2025, alongside Eli Manning and Antonio Gates.

A sinkhole on East 9th Street in Cleveland rerouted traffic for the Browns' game against the Dolphins. The Browns issued updated traffic and parking advisories, urging fans to plan for a longer walk to the stadium.

The Cleveland Browns have restructured Deshaun Watson's contract, adding a voidable 2028 year to create immediate salary cap space while extending their financial commitment.

The Cavaliers beat the Nuggets 149-135, setting a season-high score. Mitchell scored 33 points. This was their sixth straight win and their best start in the NBA, with a 27-4 record.

Iconic sports broadcaster Greg Gumbel passed away at age 78 after a battle with cancer, leaving behind a 50-year legacy and touching tributes from the sports community.

Anticipation builds in Fort Worth as fans gather at the Stockyards ahead of the Armed Forces Bowl, where Navy will face Oklahoma at Amon G. Carter Stadium.

The Atlanta Hawks overcame a 21-point deficit with a 50-point fourth quarter, spearheaded by Jalen Johnson's 30 points, to defeat the Chicago Bulls 141-133.