UK streetwear brand Corteiz and Beaverton, Oregon-based athletic footwear company Nike launched Saturday in New York City ...

All eyes are on the 2025 NFL Draft as friends, family and fans wait to see where quarterback prospect Shedeur Sanders will ...

HAMBURG — Embraer’s announcement at the Aircraft Interiors Expo that it will install Intelsat’s multi-orbit inflight connectivity solution on its E2 twinjets during aircraft production is a testament ...

Ben Middlemas was superb in the middle of the pitch but Chibueze has to be my man of the match as the team would have lost without his heroics in goal. Made multiple really good saves throughout ...

especially if he can wait a bit behind a veteran QB. Like Rodgers. Browns locking in on Hunter at 2 With the Titans locking in on Ward with the first-overall selection, attention will quickly turn ...

According to Sneaker News, the second colorway of the much beloved SB x Air Jordan 4 collaboration will see an April 15 release on Nike’s loathed SNKRS app just weeks after seeing its first drop ...

The Masters once again provides one of the deepest fields in golf as the 2025 edition offers plenty of must-see first- and second-round pairings. Among the 95 competitors teeing it up at Augusta ...

The crash happened around 3:15 a.m. on I-77 SB at Langtree Road, North Carolina State Highway Patrol confirmed to Traffic Team 9′s Mark Taylor. Troopers said a 2019 Freightliner tractor-trailer ...

Nike is selling Ja 2 Basketball Shoes for as low as $85 right now. The are four colorways from which to choose at that price, including the White / Hemp / Vintage Green / Astronomy Blue version ...

Fashion stocks immediately plunged in after-hours trading, with Lululemon shares dropping over 10%, Nike’s and Ralph Lauren’s falling 7% and Tapestry, Capri and PVH Corp. down around 5%.

clocking 1:59:40.2 in October 2019. Now, in its third iteration, the Alphafly 3 continues to dominate as the ultimate marathon racing shoe. Designed with Nike’s Air Zoom Units in the forefoot ...

The City of Atlanta was suing FEMA to get back $1.2 million for losses sustained in flooding in 2009. On Monday, Judge Steven D. Grimberg ordered FEMA to answer the lawsuit in court by April 14.