What Can a Start-Up Softball League Tell Us About the Future of Sports?
This experimental outfit is tailoring itself to today's tastes: no head coaches or owners or locked rosters, just draft after draft ...
Close Encounters of the Worst Kind: New Jersey's Big Bear Problem
A bloody hunt. A ghastly attack. And a state divided on what to do about the black bears that humans encounter hundreds of times per year.
Scripps National Spelling Bee to Return in 2021
The bee is returning with a mostly virtual format this year ahead of an in-person championship in Orlando.
Power Boats and Paint Cans: In Miami, a Relic of a Marina Finds New Life, Again
Miami Marine Stadium hosted legions of thrill-obsessed boating fans in the 1960s and ’70s. Then it went silent. Today revival is in the air.
After Tumultuous Past, a New Future Awaits Miami Marine Stadium
One of the most unique stadiums in the world turned into a public art space after falling into disrepair. Now the local community hopes to give Miami Marine Stadium into a new life.
A Century Ago: Another Epidemic—and an Improbable, Furry Solution
The distribution of a serum by sled-dog relay across 700 icy miles of Alaska was a marvel. But the story's retelling was far from perfect.
What Took Place at the Capitol Was a Sad Reality
The sports world and everyone else had a reaction to the disturbing scenes that unfolded at the U.S. Capitol yesterday.
Megan Rapinoe, Billie Jean King Support Hecox v. Little Brief
Hecox v. Little challenges to Idaho's law banning transgender athletes from participating in women's sports in school.
Pour One Out for the Sports Bar
The COVID-19 pandemic has shuttered countless celebrated watering holes that were like second homes to sports fans.
HS Coach Suffers Heart Attack During Halftime, Finishes Game
High school football coach Daryl Hayes didn't head to the hospital until the end of his team's 53–0 loss.
Emily Harrington Becomes First Woman to Free-Climb El Capitan's Golden Gate Route In Under 24 Hours
Emily Harrington overcame her falls, faced her fears and climbed her way to the top
Chris Nikic Is First Person With Down Syndrome to Complete Ironman
Nikic swam 2.4 miles, biked 112 miles and ran 26.2 miles in 16:46:09.