Clint Curtis was appointed by the Board of Supervisors to be Shasta County's registrar of voters, but his work experience is being questioned.

While we've known students play University of Tennessee's costumed Smokey, an identity has been shared for the latest ...

This week, we review two proposals for new second division women’s leagues in the U.S., with both coming from existing ...

It feels inevitable that Jefferson's No. 18 jersey will be retired when his career ends. But, in a similar vein to Krause, ...

One of the more exciting aspects of every offseason is learning the new jersey numbers of the players who join the team. While the team made a large number of signings and moves in free agency ...

Advertisement Metellus is a perfect extension candidate ... That number will dip in 2026, but by then, O’Neill’s agent may want a reworked contract. How should the Vikings proceed?

Cousins spent six years with the Vikings with two playoff appearances and one postseason win. That’s hardly enough to get his number set aside, much less retired. The move should slam the door — if it ...

There are six veteran Vikings players who will change their jersey numbers for next season. Most notably, wide receiver Jalen Nailor is going from No. 83 to No. 1. More Vikings news and analysis ...

While Lawrence Taylor doesn't want Abdul Carter wearing his retired No. 56, one of Lawrence's former teammates said he would've been just fine with the Giants unretiring his number if either ...

The Minnesota Vikings have six jersey numbers retired. Those are Fran Tarkenton’s number 10, Mick Tingelhoff’s 53, Jim Marshall’s 70, Korey Stringer’s 77, Cris Carter’s 80, and Alan Page ...

Some retired numbers in sports are obvious and well-known. Michael Jordan’s 23 with the Chicago Bulls. Mario Lemieux’s 66 with the Pittsburgh Penguins. John Elway’s 7 with the Denver Broncos.