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Huge Russian doping corruption case finally reaches court

One of the biggest sports corruption cases to reach court is being heard in Paris

Serena Williams breaks 3-year title drought at ASB Classic

Serena Williams broke a three-year title drought when she beat fellow American Jessica Pegula 6-3, 6-4 to win the singles final at the ASB Classic

Germany wins two bobsled races, Humphries keeps points lead

Germany has swept two bobsled World Cup gold medals, and Kaillie Humphries of the U.S. has kept her lead in the women’s points standings

Olympic champ David Gleirscher gets 1st World Cup luge win

Olympic champion David Gleirscher finally has his first World Cup luge victory

Consistent Suter gets 1st World Cup win in foggy downhill

Corinne Suter won a World Cup downhill race on Saturday to cap a consistent year in skiing’s fastest discipline

Maine swim coach on pool deck despite medical setbacks

Italy gets surprise 1-2 in 1st run of World Cup giant slalom

A surprise Italian 1-2 was led by Luca De Aliprandini in the first run of a World Cup giant slalom on Saturday

Miami Super Bowl organizers bring death to Burmese pythons

Miami’s Super Bowl means death for some of Florida’s Burmese pythons — and that’s a good thing

High school basketball coach accused of assaulting heckler

A winless North Carolina high school basketball coach has been accused of assaulting a heckler who raised his hand to admit that he made the remark

Human trafficking increase expected during Super Bowl

Florida law enforcement officials expect human trafficking to increase during next month’s Super Bowl

Russian track champions battle federation over reform

Russia’s leading track and field athletes are in a war of words with their own federation and demand more of a voice in the way the sport is run

German vet loses appeal over death of Swarovski heir's horse

A German veterinarian has lost his appeal over the death of a champion dressage horse belonging to a member of the Swarovski dynasty

Defending champion Yule leads 1st run of Campiglio slalom

Swiss skier Daniel Yule is in the lead after the opening run of a World Cup night slalom on the steep and icy Canalone Miramonti course

Ex-'Bachelor' contestant's $1M fantasy sports win probed

Ex-‘Bachelor’ contestant’s $1M fantasy sports win probed

XFL Kickoff Rules: Exciting returns likely with creative new setup

XFL head of officiating Dean Blandino explains how the league’s kickoffs will work. They will emphasize big returns with an interesting formation on all kickoffs.

XFL Punt Rules: Encourages teams to go for it on 4th down or risk big returns

XFL head of officiating Dean Blandino explains how the league is attacking punt return rules, which will emphasize big returns and encourage teams to go for it on fourth down.

XFL Double-Forward Pass Rules: League encouraging more creative playbooks

XFL head of officiating Dean Blandino explains how the double-forward pass will work, a play that isn’t allowed in any other professional football league.

Shiffrin rival Tessa Worley has surgery on right knee

Two-time world champion skier Tessa Worley has had surgery on her right knee and will miss several weeks of World Cup racing

Grambling moves to 2-0 in SWAC, tops Alabama State 68-63

Christon Cameron scored 13 points and Grambling moved to 2-0 in the Southwestern Conference with a 68-63 win over Alabama State

Red Sox attendant accused of sexual assault at youth prison

Defiant back on water as America's Cup World Series nears

Defiant back on water as America’s Cup World Series nears

Skate America to return to Las Vegas in October

Skate America is returning to Las Vegas in October

AP POLL ALERT: UConn still No. 1 in women's Top 25; South Dakota, Michigan and Princeton enter rankings

AP POLL ALERT: UConn still No. 1 in women’s Top 25; South Dakota, Michigan and Princeton enter rankings

AP-NORC poll: 66% favor endorsement money for NCAA athletes

About two-thirds of Americans support college athletes being permitted to earn money for endorsements

Women's World Cup downhill rescheduled to race in Bulgaria

A women’s World Cup downhill race has been rescheduled for Bulgaria after it was twice canceled because of heavy snow in France

Sweden beats Finland 3-2 to take bronze at world juniors

Samuel Fagemo scored again to help Sweden beat defending champion Finland 3-2 and take bronze at the world junior hockey championship

Zenhaeusern holds slim lead in slalom after tricky 1st run

Hermann holds off Rahneva to get World Cup skeleton win

Germany’s Tina Hermann got her first World Cup skeleton win of the season Sunday

Dominant Vlhova snaps Shiffrin’s winning slalom streak

Mikaela Shiffrin’s winning streak in slaloms, which had lasted for almost a year, was ended by Petra Vlhova in the first women’s World Cup race of 2020

Germany sweeps medals in pair of World Cup bobsled races

Host Germany dominated the fields in a pair of World Cup bobsled races on Saturday