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Miami Heat guard Terry Rozier's lawyers are asking a judge to throw out sports gambling charges that have kept him off the court this season, arguing that the government overreached by turning a private dispute over bettors' use of non-public ...

Labor woes are threatening the WNBA's explosive growth. Despite surging ratings and a juicy new broadcast deal, the league's players' association has authorized a strike amid stalled negotiations for a new collective bargaining agreement.

The San Francisco 49ers' last road trip of the regular season was a successful one.

The Pittsburgh Pirates took another step toward being a contender in 2026, agreeing to terms with All-Star first baseman/outfielder Ryan O'Hearn on a two-year deal designed to give one of the worst offenses in the majors a boost.

Pittsburgh Steelers coach Mike Tomlin doesn't condone the actions that led to wide receiver D.K. Metcalf's two-game suspension by the NFL following an in-game altercation with a fan, but added Metcalf has his full support during the appeals process.

Now that the Chiefs are moving across the state line from their longtime home in Missouri to a $3 billion domed stadium to be built in Kansas, attention in the area has swung to the Royals, who have a similar decision to make regarding their own ...

The Washington Commanders managed to land a player -- punter Tress Way -- in the Pro Bowl, NFL officials announced Tuesday.

Ryan Gerard left his home in south Florida at 5:30 p.m. on Dec. 13 for a trip he never imagined taking this year, and one he certainly didn't regret.

One man's flowers are apparently another man's sours.

England's managing director of men's cricket Rob Key says he will investigate the drinking habits of the England team following reports that their mid-Ashes beach resort break may have involved over-indulging of alcohol.