With the help of Smucker’s, TODAY’s Al Roker sends well wishes to viewers celebrating milestone birthdays, including 105-year-old Fannie Blount who says the secret to longevity is eating veggies every day.
Force's engine exploded before his car hit two retaining walls.
Pornhub will block access to its site in five more states in the coming weeks.
It was bound to happen once MLB instituted the pitch clock.
The Yahoo Fantasy football analysts reveal their first running back rankings for the 2024 NFL season.
The Broncos are still reeling from the Russell Wilson trade.
The Kings' new logo is heavily inspired by the '90s look sported by Gretzky in his peak, but features the 1967 crown and other slight updates.
Our Frank Schwab counts down his NFL power rankings, grades each team's offseason, solicits fantasy football advice and previews what the 2024 season might have in store for each team.
Texas A&M is one win away from winning its first NCAA championship in baseball after taking Game 1 of the College World Series finals over Tennessee.
Division I has never been more fractured, and the split between the haves and have-nots in college athletics is becoming more real than ever.
On today's episode, Charles McDonald is joined by Frank Schwab to predict how the worst six teams in the NFL will fare in 2024.
Also, Shohei Ohtani showed off against his former team, and Max Scherzer delivered in his season debut.
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Thankfully, Rosario's helmet flap appeared to take the brunt of the ball's momentum.
Haas' new team will be called Haas Factory Team and will also field two Xfinity Series cars.
Jake Fischer and Dan Devine go through the NBA news of the week, preview the start of free agency and do a vibe check on the Golden State Warriors.
A California high-end car dealership “congratulated” NBA legend LeBron James for all to see on Instagram about his "purchase." LeBron James begs to differ.
These helmets are too cool to keep locked up for 51 weeks a year.
McDavid has one more game to force one more game, and perhaps fulfill a legacy everyone saw coming.
Three years ago, 17-year-old Lydia Jacoby won gold in Tokyo. Now, she'll deal with the disappointment of not qualifying for Paris.
Demus will receive her gold medal at a ceremony at the foot of the Eiffel Tower during the 2024 Summer Olympics.