The Cleveland Cavaliers have released their 2024-25 season schedule, featuring a home opener against the Pistons led by former Cavs coach J.B. Bickerstaff.

High school swimmer Alex Shackell won gold and silver at the Paris Olympics while still a senior at Carmel High School. She also set a state record in Indiana prior to her Olympic success.

The match between Carlos Alcaraz and Gael Monfils in Cincinnati was suspended due to rain, with Alcaraz ahead in the first set but behind in the second. It resumes at 12:30 p.m.

Mayor Reinert of Duluth celebrates the Harbor Monsters' first season with a City Hall proclamation and joins the Chester Bowl Improvement Club for an undisclosed announcement.

This article discusses the important role of leadership and mentorship between Cleveland Browns quarterbacks Jameis Winston and Deshaun Watson, highlighting the unity and support within the team.

One Knoxville SC has parted ways with head coach Mark McKeever, with Ilija Ilić stepping in as interim head coach.

The NBA has released the Orlando Magic's 2024-2025 schedule, with their season beginning on October 23 and tickets on sale from August 16. The Magic have 19 weekend home games, 13 back-to-backs, and two long home stretches.

The City of New Braunfels announces a Youth Basketball League for children to learn basketball and sportsmanship, with scholarship opportunities and a split-season starting January 6 and March 24.

The University of Tennessee Athletics partners with Pilot for a 20-year agreement to fund renovations of Neyland Stadium while maintaining its historic name.

The Denver Broncos are introducing new food options and local culinary talents at Empower Field, enhancing the fan experience for the upcoming NFL season.

The Cleveland Browns have extended linebacker Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah's contract for three years, worth up to $39 million.

Scottie Scheffler leads the golf season with six wins, including a Masters victory, as he enters the FedEx Cup playoffs with contenders like Xander Schauffele vying for the title.

Reckless driving charges against University of Georgia wide receiver Sacovie White have been dropped after review of evidence showed the state couldn't prove the case.