Leo Perlmutter thought a pimple on his forehead was bleeding; it was shrapnel. And 58 years later, the Vietnam veteran received the medals he earned.

César Chávez, the farmworker organizer, UFW co-founder and civil rights icon, was born near Yuma on March 31, 1927.

Spielplander gesamten Saison: alle Ergebnisse und Termine.

When I was growing up, I used to get used to winter; in Arkansas I never can. The only consolation is when I talk to my ...

Hall of Fame and Super Bowl-winning quarterback Joe Namath joins Sports Illustrated’s Matt Verderame to talk about the New ...

If so, the Fort Worth Braves are back. The city’s minor-league professional football team only lasted from 1968 to 1970 before folding mid-seaso ...

If winters up there were a constant -- same old, same old cold and snow every day -- the problem with winters here is that they are anything but, the sheer variability making it impossible to fully ...

The small town of Round Top, in Texas, is the largest antiques show of its kind in the country, stretching along both sides ...

Ray Schoenke, who played anywhere he was needed on Washington's resurgent offensive line from 1966-1975, died last week. He was at the heart of the club's transformation from cellar-dweller to ...

There are many ways to fill out your March Madness bracket. Team color. Mascots. Maybe even basketball knowledge. Here's an alternative: famous alumni ...

On The Sporting News' 140th birthday, we take a look at the moments that amazed, captivated and inspired change.

Lower-seeded teams have long filled March with shocking upsets to earn the almost honorary title of Cinderella.