Sunrise city proclaimed August 2 as "Florida Freedom Day" to support the recently relocated Professional Bull Riders team, the Florida Freedom, at Amerant Bank Arena.

Tyreek Hill tops NFL Network's Top 100 Players of 2024, surpassing quarterbacks like Lamar Jackson and Patrick Mahomes, marking the first time a receiver has claimed the number one spot.

WR Rara Thomas has been dismissed from Georgia's football team following his arrest on charges related to child cruelty and battery. Coach Kirby Smart confirmed the decision. Thomas was previously part of a pretrial diversion for a past offense.

17-year-old Claire Weinstein from Las Vegas won silver in the women's 4x200 freestyle relay at the Paris Olympics, contributing to Katie Ledecky's historic medal count.

Tua Tagovailoa and the Miami Dolphins partnered with Gatorade to donate school supplies to students from Boys & Girls Clubs of Miami-Dade, emphasizing education and physical well-being.

David Rubenstein's investment group has acquired full ownership of the Baltimore Orioles, as confirmed in his gratitude-filled announcement and media reports.

Tennessee tight ends coach Alec Abeln used prayer to navigate initial recruiting challenges, eventually seeing success with key player commitments and transfers.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers Wheelchair Football Team hosts a national tournament featuring nine teams, including the Buccaneers, in a display of athletic skill and competition, advocating for inclusivity and sportsmanship.

Frank Gore to be inducted into the San Francisco 49ers Hall of Fame during the Week 1 game against the Jets, celebrating his distinguished 16-season NFL career and ranking third in all-time rushing yards.

Gordon Hayward retires from the NBA after 14 years, averaging 15.2 points over 835 games, with highlights including a 2017 All-Star selection and a notable college career at Butler.

The USPS released a new "Forever" stamp honoring baseball legend Hank Aaron at Truist Park, inviting fans and collectors to get a special first issue cancellation.

Ilya Kharun, a 19-year-old Las Vegas native competing for Canada, won bronze in the men's 200m butterfly at the Paris Olympics, setting a Canadian record.

Detroit will host the Big Ten women's basketball tournament at Little Caesars Arena in 2028, a first for the city, alongside upcoming NCAA events. The Big Ten will also expand, with new teams and venues like Las Vegas' T-Mobile Arena in the rotation.