Former NFL wide receiver Jacoby Jones died at 40; circumstances unknown. He was celebrated for his memorable Super Bowl moments with the Ravens. Tributes highlight his positive spirit and community impact.

The Washington Nationals selected utility player Seaver King from Wake Forest and Caleb Lomavita from Cal in the MLB Draft, aiming to bolster their future roster with versatile and promising talent.

Travis Bazzana, an Oregon State second baseman, was selected by the Cleveland Guardians as the first pick in the 2024 MLB Draft, becoming the first Australian and second baseman to be chosen first overall.

Spurs rookie Stephon Castle will miss the rest of the NBA 2K25 Summer League due to a sprained right wrist sustained in a game against the Trail Blazers.

Seguin Police and Fire Departments collect clear backpacks for Seguin Housing Authority students, with drop-offs accepted until July 30, 2024, to ensure safety and preparedness for the new school year.

Vikings WR Jordan Addison was arrested for DUI after being found asleep in his car on a California freeway. The Vikings are gathering more information.

The Indiana Fever defeated the Phoenix Mercury 95-86 with Kelsey Mitchell's 28 points and Caitlin Clark's double-double. Despite a Mercury comeback attempt, the Fever held on to win.

Columbus Crew is set to face Charlotte FC, aiming to extend their winning streak and dominance in scoring, with the odds favoring a decisive win for the Crew.

The Los Angeles Angels selected Tennessee infielder Christian Moore as the eighth pick in the MLB Draft, highlighting his impressive collegiate performance.

Dylan Dreiling from Tennessee Volunteers was drafted 65th overall by the Texas Rangers, with an impressive collegiate record and high expectations for his MLB career.

Memphis native Kaelen Culpepper was drafted 21st overall by the Minnesota Twins, marking a moment of pride for the Kansas State shortstop and his family.

Fan chaos delayed the Copa America final in Miami Gardens, as supporters breached security barriers, prompting health concerns and stern responses from officials.

Former NFL wide receiver and Super Bowl champion Jacoby Jones died at 40, with the cause of death undisclosed.