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When a drone aircraft flew into the grounds of the U.S. Open in early September and crashed in the stands, it did more than startle spectators and int...

Indiana University—Purdue University Columbus recently debuted a new tool to use when calculating the economic impact of sports events. The new method...

Who’s running with the ball and driving the sports travel marketplace? The baby boomers, defined as the post–World War II baby boom and born between 1...

Interest in gun sports among youth is climbing. In some states, high school-based skeet and trap shooting teams are making headway among students who ...

There have been a lot of hot-button issues in youth sports, but not many are hotter right at the moment than concussions. Now, the American Academy of...

From hunters taking fences to cowboys roping, equine competition has a long tradition, born out of history and rooted in necessity. Today, the sport f...

It’s called ‘astroturfing:’ the posting of false reviews on sites that cater to the travel industry. And right now, it’s a practice the industry wants...

When next March’s big NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament airs, don’t expect to see those ads for sports fantasy leagues. The NCAA has banned all sponsor...

Hurricanes Joaquin and Patricia were perhaps the worst party crashers any sports event planner has had to deal with this fall. They showed up without ...

St. Paul, Minnesota, has been named one of the latest recipients of an MLS team; however, at the same time, it has now been named the new home of a fo...