CLEVELAND, Ohio - The Ohio House is budgeting $1.6 million to save Cleveland State University’s varsity wrestling program, ...

The rising country star performed his hits, including “A Lot More Free” and “Turned Into Missing You,” at the Union Square venue ... co-headlined the 2025 Super Bowl halftime show.

On April 11, a fundraiser will serve as a preview for the Music on the Square season. The money raised helps keep the concert series weekly and free to the public. It’s happening at the ...

The Tennessee Titans may not be playing in a Super Bowl anytime soon after finishing at the bottom of the NFL this past season, but Nashville could get the opportunity to host the biggest game in ...

The Kansas City Chiefs are the slight -125 favorite to beat the Philadelphia Eagles (+105) for the second time in three years to win their unprecedented third consecutive Super Bowl championship.

Three Super Bowl wins in that time along with playing in every AFC Championship game, Kansas City has been winning for as long as we can remember. But when you are up for so long, it can be hard ...

"The Super Bowl is awarded through 2028, when it will be hosted in Atlanta," Nihill said via team reporter Jim Wyatt. "We're putting our best foot forward for 2029.

Super Bowl LIX proved a very sobering experience for Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs after nearly three years of dominance over the NFL, but the star quarterback seems to be learning ...

(WJHL) Paul Harris, an event coordinator of Jonesborough’s Music on the Square tells us about a kick off fundraiser for the series. It will be held at the McKinney Center in Jonesborough on ...

They certainly had a past. That past included a brutal, 40-22 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl LIX on Feb. 9, ending one of the worst seasons of Kelce’s future Hall of Fame career.

Missouri Southern State University’s Lion Co-Op will hold its Empty Bowls fundraiser from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Wednesday, April 9, at the Ron Richard Athletic Center. The event will focus on ...

FIFA President Gianni Infantino recently drew a bold comparison between two of the world's most celebrated "football" events, the FIFA World Cup and the NFL's Super Bowl. In an interview with FOX ...