Story's Kamryn Lande will run women's track at UNI next year. They plan to end their HS careers on a high note.

The Gibson City-Melvin-Sibley seventh- and eighth-grade boys track and field teams won a home meet on Thursday.The GCMS seventh-grade boys scored a 131 to finish first among five teams while Tri-Point ...

The Gordon Lee Middle School track teams welcomed in Dade and Chattanooga Valley in a Thursday night tri-meet and the Eagles ...

WWE Superstar turned changemaker Thaddeus Bullard—widely known as Titus O’Neil—has never forgotten where he came from. Now, ...

A group of six women that includes CBS host Gayle King and pop star Katy Perry are preparing to blast off on a historic all-female commercial spaceflight in one week. Blue Origin, which Bezos ...

A Florida middle school principal said he “did something dumb” after he was arrested at Walmart for trying a shoplifting tactic he claims his friends told him would work. Bok Academy North ...

Now outdoor track season enters full swing. Indiana high school track and field is as loaded as ever this season, featuring talented underclassmen and upperclassmen hungry for more state titles.

Kathleen McCarthy, a longtime track and field coach at Scituate High School, is being honored with the MIAA’s Distinguished Women in Sports Award. McCarthy, a former athlete herself, is known ...

Thursday on CBS Mornings, co-host Gayle King let a gay slur slip while quoting one of guest Matteo Lane‘s jokes to the comedian, igniting mixed reactions from audiences on social media. More from ...

CBS Mornings viewers may have done a spit-take on their coffee Friday morning as cohost Gayle King recited a gay slur during an interview with comedian Matteo Lane. “Can we talk about the standup?

She previously contributed E! Online, Hollywood Life and Oscar.com. CBS Mornings/YouTube Gayle King wasn’t afraid to step in hot water during a live interview on CBS Mornings. On the April 4 ...

The "CBS Mornings" host quoted queer comedian Matteo Lane, who laughed as King didn't censor herself when using the word. "I hope I don't get in trouble," she said. Entertainment Weekly's Oscars ...