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After crashing his SUV last week in Florida, Tiger Woods took out his phone and told a deputy, "I was just talking to the president," according to body camera footage released Thursday showing Woods' arrest on a DUI charge.

Heavyweight boxer Derek Chisora arrived to a press conference on an army tank alongside British politician Nigel Farage on Thursday.

Dawn Staley and Geno Auriemma have met on women's basketball's biggest stage the past few years with a national championship on the line. Now they'll play a game earlier as South Carolina and UConn tip off in the Final Four on Friday. UCLA and Texas ...

The "robo-umps" have taken MLB by storm. Despite early concerns from baseball purists, the new system of verifying balls and strikes has received near-unanimous praise from players, coaches and fans.

Keaton Wagler's high school basketball transcript contained everything a college coach would want in a recruit.

Washington Nationals and Los Angeles Dodgers fans will flock to Nationals Park on Friday for the home opener. Not to Capital One Park. Or Audi Park. Or even Northwest Park. Nationals Park - the same as it has been since it opened in 2008.

The Swamp's high-priced makeover won't affect attendance or ambiance inside one of the Southeastern Conference's rowdiest venues, Florida athletic director Scott Stricklin said Thursday.

The Washington Wizards apologized Thursday for an April Fools' joke that led to condemnation on social media.

Umpire C.B. Bucknor's problems on the baseball field compounded Wednesday when a foul tip forced him to leave a game in Milwaukee between the Brewers and Tampa Bay Rays.

Michigan's 'Fab Five' will reunite during Saturday's Final Four