Naomi Osaka experienced travel issues and a defeat at the Cincinnati Open qualifiers after United Airlines misplaced her luggage and she lost a match to Ashlyn Krueger.

The Chicago Bears are conducting fan focus groups on new stadium amenities but not the location, while proposing a $2.3 billion domed stadium funded partly by taxpayer dollars.

Troy Smith and other Ohio State alumni participated in a charity golf tournament to support mental health initiatives and NIL programs for current Buckeye players.

Fans at Chase Field experienced extreme heat during Diamondbacks games, as the old stadium cooling system struggled, causing discomfort and affecting players too. Management is considering an overhaul to address the issue.

The Cincinnati Bengals are planning to "Stripe the Jungle" for the game against the Browns, encouraging fans to wear team colors to enhance home-field advantage.

The University of Tennessee and Pilot have entered a 20-year sponsorship deal for Neyland Stadium renovations while keeping the stadium's name intact.

The Cleveland Guardians clinched a narrow 9-8 victory over the Chicago Cubs, with rookie Jhonkensy Noel hitting two homers and Josh Naylor driving in the winning run.

Lanier High School's football team initiated their season with a midnight practice, aiming to improve from a 3-7 record and compete for playoffs in District 12-5A Division 2.

Jermod McCoy, a transfer from Oregon State, is impressing as a cornerback at the University of Tennessee with strong performances in camp and showing leadership qualities.

Governor Newsom welcomed home California Olympians from the Paris 2024 Games, celebrating their 22 medals. L.A. prepares to host the 2028 Olympics and Paralympics.

Marion Franklin High's Dawayne Galloway, a top athlete in Ohio, has committed to Purdue University and stands out in football and track with multiple accolades.

Houston will host the Clásico de México soccer match between Club América and Chivas de Guadalajara for the first time at NRG Stadium on October 13th.

Five-star guard Leonna Sneed commits to the University of Utah women's basketball team for the upcoming season.