Ben Shelton's 146 mph match-point ace ended the latest finish in US Open history and knocked out the defending champ.

White Sands Federal Credit Union's name will soon top the arena, but Lou Henson Court stays put on the floor.

The Macedonia native and NFL's highest-paid cornerback is now betting on his hometown baseball team, too.

Sam Pendleton crashed on I-40 in May and told troopers he hadn't been drinking, but two open containers were found in his SUV.

Over 8,600 runners hit Manhattan streets, including 15 Olympians and a Broadway Mile benefiting Broadway Cares.

The Springfield, Missouri native will give the start command at Bristol's cutoff playoff race, days before his new film hits theaters.

Lexington hosts SEC Nation and The Paul Finebaum Show as Will Stein makes his SEC debut against Alabama, a team Kentucky hasn't beaten since 1997.

Over 10,000 runners hit Memorial Park last year, and CW39 now wants to help push that number even higher in 2026.

LIV's Chapter 11 filing voids player contracts and lists Jon Rahm and Bryson DeChambeau among its biggest unpaid creditors.

Holden Drown, 10, watched his tee shot bounce over a hill and vanish into the cup at Elms Country Club.

The 36-year-old has never lost a state trucking championship. Now he's fundraising to represent the U.S. against 21 nations.

Free racing, live music and food trucks hit Ron Wood Wheels Park as pros like Tyler McCaul and Kyle Strait battle head-to-head.

The Western Racquet Club and Nicolet Tennis Center host the milestone tournament, which has funded $26,000 in scholarships since last year.