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It was only a matter of time. As the vaccine rollout continues, people are finding ways to jump the line, getting their COVID-19 shot ahead of the tar...

The concept of colleges scuttling spring break this year has become reality. More schools have changed their calendars amid concerns that they would b...

When Hank Aaron passed, he left behind more than a legacy as America’s baseball hero, having amassed 755 runs. He broke color barriers, became a role ...

The wait for the official announcement of U.S. host cities for the 2026 World Cup has certainly seemed interminable and it just got a little longer. F...

Super Bowl Sunday in Tampa will be unlike any other. For one thing, it’s the first time the game has been played on the home soil of one of the compet...

You think you know a tournament went well – until someone tells you registration was too expensive, or it was challenging to find the venue. A post-ev...

Youth sports, crucial to the economic vitality of cities, continue to be a casualty of COVID, especially in states where the caseload is so high as to...

Mandating masks is one thing. Enforcing that mandate is quite another. In Pennsylvania, high school officials were told they are not responsible for m...

Who’s ready to take their triathlon hosting chops to the next level? (Oh, right, that would be everyone these days). World Triathlon is offering dest...

We’re coming up on basketball tournament season but this year, in-person hosting can be (dare we say it?) madness. CIAA, the nation’s oldest historica...