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As decision time nears for the five sports being considered for Olympic inclusion, one is working on forging alliances with affiliated organizations t...

The Minnesota Timerwolves obviously see the big picture, or more likely, their fans will. The 4,300-square-foot video board has set a new benchmark fo...

In a dance that seems all too familiar, yet another governor is trying to backstep after passing yet another piece of controversial legislation that t...

It was only a matter of time. ESPN, which so recently noted that it would be covering e-sports with the same fervor it covers baseball, basketball, fo...

Before the Olympics, it’s typical for U.S. athletes to lobby to be the flag-bearer who leads the contingent into Opening Ceremonies. For another group...

With the Games inching closer, many athletes are caught between the rock of drug-testing and the hard place of needing to protect themselves from Zika...

While it has already been established that Rio is far from ready for its close-up, the latest downturn, the failure of the Velodrome to host a test ev...

Mountain biking, once the scrappy black sheep in the cycling family, is taking its place front and center in the sports tourism world. Crested Butte, ...

Pittsburgh would like to bring a Super Bowl to town. And for that, it says, it needs a sports commission. Currently, the CVB, VisitPittsburgh wears a ...

Following the example of many cities that are setting up dedicated sports tourism organizations separate from their primary economic development group...