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The international group that governs basketball is close to eliminating a longstanding ban on religious headgear in competition, clearing the way for athletes to wear hijabs and yarmulkes in international competitions.
Mark Scheifele has hurt the Stars more than the other teams in the Central Division. Scheifele scored two more goals against Dallas and narrowly missed two others, propelling the Jets to a 4-3 victory Thursday night.
Gregg Popovich tied the NBA record for the most wins with a single franchise. He greeted his latest milestone with his usual self-deprecation and deflection, insisting he only achieves these records because he is old.
Texas Republican lawmakers are pushing to pass bathroom laws that target transgender persons and in doing so are daring leagues to boycott some of the biggest cities and stadiums in the U.S.
Anybody using Uber in Houston during Super Bowl week can thank the big game for their ride. Up until a couple of months ago, it was unclear if the popular ride-hailing service would be helping shuttle sports fans.
CBS Sports' college basketball analyst Clark Kellogg discusses Indiana's chances of upsetting Wisconsin in Madison this Sunday.
Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Larry Fitzgerald has confirmed he will be back to play a 14th NFL season.
Most pro wrestlers dream of making it to WWE. Cody Rhodes left WWE for the independents, and the gamble is paying off big time.
Lady Gaga said she hopes her Super Bowl halftime show will celebrate "inclusion" and the "spirit of equality" during a time of national division.
Chris has been to 28 Super Bowls over the course of his career and lists his top 10 favorite performances through the years.
The NFL and law enforcement officials said that football fans can tell if they are buying real Super Bowl tickets by checking for the heat-sensitive logos. Fans are urged to be on the lookout for criminals passing off fake tickets.
Thursday morning on The Fan, Pro and College football Hall of Famer Mike Singletary addressed the turmoil at his alma mater.
Tom Brady's still tops. And the Cowboys still sell.
Alabama came up just short in its bid for a second straight national title on the field, but the Crimson Tide's dominance on the recruiting trail remains as strong as ever, as proven Wednesday.
Former football coach Art Briles has dropped the defamation lawsuit filed against four Baylor University officials that he accused of making false statements against him, according to attorneys in the case.