A college graduate says an unexpected $6,824 insurance bill is keeping his diploma and career plans on hold—and now he’s fighting to get what he already earned.

Tiger Woods avoids a DUI conviction after striking a plea deal—but the golf legend will face a five-year license suspension and $1,500 in fines.

Jaylen Brown returned to Boston for one emotional goodbye—and Celtics fans showed him just how much he still means to the city.

UEFA is reportedly preparing to end its boycott of FIFA tournaments after receiving assurances that the controversial plan to sell World Cup commercial and operational rights will not be revived, easing a major power struggle within global soccer.

The Houston Texans are celebrating 25 seasons with a bold new HOUSTON/US alternate uniform inspired by H-Town’s street culture, custom cars, iconic “Be Someone” imagery and the city’s unmistakable identity.

A new study estimates that at least one in four former NFL players who died between 2016 and 2021 had chronic traumatic encephalopathy, adding to growing evidence about the long-term risks associated with repeated head impacts in football.

Michael Jordan’s iconic Game 3 jersey from the 1998 NBA Finals is heading to auction with an estimated price of $10 million to $15 million — putting the rare “Last Dance” artifact within striking distance of becoming the most expensive …

The WNBA has rejected the prospect of former NBA players Enes Kanter Freedom and Royce White entering its draft, with league sources calling their planned bids publicity stunts amid a heated national debate over gender eligibility in women’s sports.

Billionaires and private equity investors are pouring unprecedented sums into professional sports, with soaring media rights, sports betting and a surprising new factor—AI resistance—helping turn teams into some of the world’s hottest investment assets.

The Boston Red Sox’s 86-year championship drought seemed destined to continue until a stolen base, a dramatic comeback against the Yankees and an unforgettable October in 2004 finally shattered the “Curse of the Bambino.”

Tech investor Marc Stad is set to take control of the Minnesota Timberwolves and Minnesota Lynx in a $4.5 billion deal, marking another major shift in professional basketball ownership just weeks after the teams changed hands.

At just 19, Ivory Coast star Yan Diomandé has gone from dirt pitches in Abidjan and a Florida academy to a record-breaking move to Real Madrid—while overcoming exploitation, family tragedy and the pressures of becoming soccer’s next global sensation.

World No. 1 Jannik Sinner has withdrawn from the US Open with a right knee injury, dealing a major blow to the tournament while defending champion Carlos Alcaraz prepares to return.

Texas Southern University has hired two-time National Athletics Director of the Year Ashley Robinson as its new Vice President and Athletic Director, bringing extensive HBCU athletics leadership experience to the university.

With 266 collegiate coaching victories, 13 seasons as a head coach and a résumé filled with championships, Corey Lowery arrives at Texas Southern with one mission: keep the Tigers’ winning tradition alive.