After a groundbreaking career, Misty Copeland announces her retirement from American Ballet Theater. Celebrated as the first Black female principal dancer, she leaves a powerful legacy in the ballet world.
The Portland Trail Blazers have officially launched a sales process, raising questions about the future of the Seattle Seahawks, which are also owned by the estate of Paul Allen. What does this mean for fans and potential buyers?
The NBA Draft Lottery is here, and the Portland Trail Blazers have a slim chance to secure the No. 1 overall pick. Will luck be on their side, or will they end up with the No. 10 pick? Tune in for the results!
Damian Lillard's season-ending Achilles injury sends shockwaves through Portland, impacting everyone from students to local businesses as the city mourns its beloved star.
Friday night is crucial for NBA teams as the Nuggets, Clippers, and Warriors vie for playoff spots. With specific wins and losses needed, the tension is palpable! Will they succeed?
Mia Love, the first Black Republican woman in Congress, passed away at 49. Her legacy as a political pioneer and advocate for compassion lives on as tributes pour in from colleagues and friends.
Mia Love, the first Black Republican congresswoman in the US, has died at 49 after battling brain cancer. Her family shares memories of her incredible life and legacy, as tributes pour in from across the political spectrum.
Mia Love, the first Black Republican woman elected to Congress, has passed away at 49 after battling glioblastoma. Her remarkable journey from Haitian immigrant to political trailblazer is a poignant testament to her enduring legacy.
NASA's Lunar Trailblazer probe has encountered serious power issues shortly after its launch, raising concerns about its mission to map lunar water. Contact was briefly lost, but teams are working to reestablish communication and resolve the issues.
Witness Shaedon Sharpe's jaw-dropping dunk and career-best 36-point game that propelled the Trail Blazers to a thrilling victory over the Wizards.
