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Sports betting is gaining mainstream acceptance across the country as more states opt to legalize and regulate the industry.

Super Bowl LV scheduled to take place in February despite the impact of the coronavirus pandemic.

Netflix announced Monday that the former San Francisco 49ers quarterback and award-winning filmmaker Ava DuVernay have teamed up to create a series about his life.

Alexa Jacobs, 20, and Gabrielle Shieh, 18, are years apart and play different sports. But they share an unfortunate commonality: Brown University has effectively canceled their respective athletic programs.

Papa John’s will donate one dollar from every Shaq-a-Roni sold to charity

U.S. sports betting operators such as DraftKings and FanDuel are banking on a much-needed surge in demand next month when top leagues return to play during the coronavirus pandemic.

The Baltimore-based company said "we have been paying for marketing benefits that we have not received for an extended time period."

Dubbed the “Giants Fan Cutout Program,” the plan will be free of charge for season ticket holders.

OSU President Ed Ray said the change was "overdue."

The 104th Indy 500 will run Aug. 23 at half the total of what is traditionally one of the biggest sporting events of the year due to the coronavirus pandemic.

The NHL is not considering putting teams in quarantined "bubbles" for its mandatory training camps. Instead, players are being instructed to stay home when not at the rink and follow health protocols to prevent any outbreaks before games resume.

Ross' pledge comes as the NFL contends with renewed debate of national anthem protests.

Free agent quarterback Colin Kaepernick is drawing interest from  NFL teams this offseason, according to a report Thursday.

Barstool is launching its sports betting operation at a time of growing competition in the legal gambling marketplace.

The postponed Kentucky Derby and Oaks set for Sept. 4-5 will run with spectators under strict guidelines.

Coronavirus has caused a surge in demand for off-road vehicles, according to Polaris CEO Scott Wine.

NASCAR released the first photo of the noose found in Bubba Wallace's garage. FBI investigators said the incident wasn't a hate crime.