When the L.A. Clippers made a pledge in 2018 to renovate all Los Angeles area basketball courts, people thought it was a great idea - but had doubts it would happen. Now, thanks to a partnership with the Los Angeles Parks Foundation (and a donation of $10 million), it is reality. Learn about that program and others offering help with local courts.

Here's an opportunity for those who want to attract a top-tier tennis event. The United States Tennis Association (USTA) is seeking a host for a possible Davis Cup Qualifying tie event in early 2023. Davis Cup is an annual men's team tennis competition featuring over 140 nations and should this event become necessary, the right host will benefit.

It was perhaps appropriate that a bombshell piece of news about a familiar name landed on July 4. Six Flags, say reports, is headed for financial trouble. The outlook for other theme parks is better - good news for event owners whose athletes take advantage of local facilities. What changes can be expected as operators try to cope with new challenges?

With stadiums filling up again, major sporting events on the calendar and growing challenges and delays that come with commercial air travel, private air charter is fast becoming a go-to transportation choice for teams, their entourages and even the fans who follow their every move. Here's everything you need to know.

It's official: In modern pentathlon, the horses have been put out to pasture in favor of the Ninja Warrior course. Some athletes have already tried it out, while others will get their chance next month. Leaving the equestrian component behind is expected to allow the discipline to stay in the Olympics. Learn what athletes and organizers are saying.

Worldwide, sports venues are moving toward a clean energy future through energy infrastructure and efficiency solution projects. Can smaller facilities, those that host amateur and youth events, take their own steps toward energy efficiency? If so, what are those - and where should managers begin? Get some tips here.