Clark Lea, the head coach at Vanderbilt football, went into the stands at Protective Stadium, where he proceeded to celebrate with fans after the Commodores won the Birmingham Bowl on Friday night ...

Image “Women at court did not move with speed,” writes the author and historian Nicola Clark in “The Waiting Game,” her lively and vivid new book. The three-tiered headpieces made it ...

"This is a ballgame that's going to matter for both teams," Vanderbilt coach Clark Lea said. "And I said this to the team last week. And again, I know this is Georgia Tech's mindset. It's one thing to ...

Disgraced former Congressman George Santos made $400,000 selling personalized videos on Cameo, federal prosecutors said in a ...

The Albert Lea school board on Monday accepted a proposal from Minnesota School Boards Association to conduct a search for Albert Lea's next full-time superintendent. Chairman Dave Klatt said the ...

Now John Tiffany, the magician director of the Harry Potter plays, aims to sprinkle the star-making dust over the stage ...

Caitlin Clark’s WNBA rookie season was one for the record books, but she also remembers the moment when she knew she was in pro ball. Her "welcome to the WNBA" moment. Clark appeared on the ...

The moment "New Heights" fans have been calling for is finally here: Caitlin Clark is the newest guest of the podcast from NFL star brothers Jason and Travis Kelce. Earlier this week the brothers ...

Posed for photos. Made FaceTime calls. Lifted a trophy of Vulcan (look it up if you don’t know Birmingham) as fireworks went off and confetti fell and Vanderbilt coach Clark Lea told everyone still in ...

WNBA superstar Caitlin Clark made the scene at Carnesecca Arena on Saturday to support Butler against St. John’s in what became a 70-62 Big East win for the Red Storm. In truth, Clark was there ...

Jason and Travis Kelce covered a lot of topics with WNBA star Caitlin Clark on the latest New Heights podcast episode — everything from NBA viewership recommendations to Clark turning her mom ...

Caitlin Clark has been able to do a lot of things. Last spring, she became the all-time leading scorer in NCAA basketball history (yes, men and women!) while playing for the Iowa Hawkeyes.