It's still a year away but the first-ever Major League game to be played at the iconic "field of dreams" in Iowa corn country is already an economic home run. An 8,000-seat park will be built on the site of the famous set - and tickets are already at a premium. Learn how a small town (population 4,220) is responding to the demand.

A new study shows what disability advocates have been hoping for all along - that more than half of individuals with physical or developmental challenges have increased their participation in sports over the past five years. The question now is whether event organizers are keeping up with a demand for adapted sports.

Those cities whose sports commissions and CVBs have been considering bidding on NCAA championship events need to get off the bench. The bid specifications will go live on Monday, August 26, at the same time the bid portal opens. Details on these opportunities can be found here, along with supporting information and a contact in case of questions.

When USA Triathlon recently announced that Central College in Pella, Iowa, is the 31st school in the nation to add women's triathlon as a varsity sport, it was more than a press release. It was a notice that the NGB was more than three-fourths of the way to its goal to 40 schools - the baseline to be considered a championship sport. Here's a recap.

A California law banning taxpayer-financed travel to 10 states that discriminate against LGBTQ people hasn't stopped college sports teams from competing in those states. In fact, it has made them more creative in their ability to develop workarounds. Here are some examples of inventive rule-bending, all in the name of sports travel.

The sub-two-hour marathon - an attempt that came thisclose to succeeding two years ago, is back for another try this October. Can world marathon record-holder, Kenya's Eliud Kipchoge (2:01:39), make it happen - and reignite interest in distance running as many cities host their own hometown marathons?