Draymond Green arrested for assault, court document shows

Golden State Warriors player Draymond Green, 26, was arrested Sunday night during an assault in East Lansing, according to court documents released Monday.

Police: U.S. swimmers not victims of claimed robbery

A top Brazilian police official says Ryan Lochte and three other American swimmers were not the victims of a robbery as some of the athletes had claimed.

Lochte's swim teammates to meet with authorities on robbery

RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) — Three American Olympic swimmers planned to meet with Brazilian law enforcement Thursday to discuss a reported robbery targeting 12-time medalist Ryan Lochte and his teammates, a U.S. Olympic Committee official said.

Father: Lochte back in US; Rio judge orders passports held

RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) — The father of American swimmer Ryan Lochte said Wednesday his gold medal-winning son arrived back in the United States before a Brazilian judge ordered that Lochte and U.S. teammate Jimmy Feigen stay in Brazil as authorities investigate their claim they were robbed during the Olympics.

Simone Manuel returns to Houston after Olympic gold medal win

Swimmer Simone Manuel arrives on U.S. soil to George Bush Intercontinental Airport as a history-making athlete. Manuel, 20, who won the Olympic gold medal in the 100-meter freestyle event, was the first African American woman to accomplish that feat.

FOX 7 Football Field Trip: La Grange

The La Grange Leopards will most likely go as far as one of the state's top running backs, J.K. Dobbins, takes them.

Sources: Prince Fielder's career appears to be over

The Texas Rangers are expected to hold a press conference Wednesday to announce the end of Prince Fielder’s career.

Ryan Lochte, 3 other US swimmers robbed by armed men in Rio

Fox Sports News 500 was told Lochte was at a party he had been invited to by Brazilian swimmer Thiago Pereira when he and three teammates were robbed in the early hours of Sunday morning.  

A-Rod released by Yankees, who owe him $27 million more

Alex Rodriguez was unconditionally released by the New York Yankees on Saturday, ending his 12 years in pinstripes and perhaps his big league career after 22 seasons.

NFL denies Cowboys' request to wear decal honoring fallen Dallas officers

The NFL denied the Dallas Cowboys’ request to wear a decal on their helmets during the season that would have paid tribute to the five police officers killed last month in an ambush.

Golf returns to the Olympics; Phelps, Biles go for more gold

RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) — Putting aside the disconcerting lime-like waters at the aquatics center, the focus of the Rio Games turned toward the emerald green fairways of the Olympic Golf Course on Thursday. Adilson da Silva, who learned the game using tree branches for clubs, put golf back into the Olympics for the first time in 112 years when the lone Brazilian in the field sent his tee shot...

ESPN anchor John Saunders dead at 61

John Saunders, a longtime ESPN on-air reporter, has died. He was 61.

Venus Williams' Olympics not over yet, to play mixed doubles

RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) — Venus Williams' Olympics isn't over yet: The four-time gold medalist will play mixed doubles with American teammate Rajeev Ram. Williams was not originally expected to enter the event but lost in the first round in both singles and doubles, teaming with sister Serena. As expected, the biggest-name team announced Tuesday was 14-time major champion Rafael Nadal...

Yankees' Alex Rodriguez to play last game on Aug. 12

Alex Rodriguez is set to play his final game on Aug. 12, the Yankees announced on Sunday prior to a press conference at Yankee Stadium.

Report: Baylor allowed Hammad to play despite incidents

A Baylor football player arrested this week on a felony stalking charge was allowed to play in 2015 despite being accused of sexual assault and violating a "no contact" order with the alleged victim, ESPN reported Thursday.

Appeals court upholds Adrian Peterson suspension in '14 case

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell's power to freely punish Adrian Peterson has prevailed, two seasons after the Minnesota running back became embroiled in a child-abuse case that heightened the dispute over league discipline.