Noelle Griffith may not realize it yet, but a tale such as this is the prototype for why swim coaches should never be shy in searching their campus far and wide to infuse new blood into the sport.

By Soncirey Mitchell Reader Staff At our weekly Reader editorial meeting, Publisher Ben Olson asked — as he often does — if we had any “fun” stories to give our readers a break.

Whether by land or by sea, thousands of people crowded Tampa’s waterfront along Bayshore Boulevard on Saturday for the annual ...

Pirates are temporarily taking over downtown Tampa to celebrate Gasparilla, an annual pirate-themed festival. Known as the ...

LOS ANGELES (KDKA) - The 11-year-old Los Angeles boy who pulled the 1-of-1 Paul Skenes autographed trading card has declined ...

Hawken had another slow start against Perry on Jan. 24. The Hawks trailed by double digits early in the first quarter. Then ...

"We're just trying to keep the momentum going," Cartwright said. "It's been a slow start for us, but like I've said before, we're just trying to find ourselves." ...

Ulbricht operated the anonymous digital marketplace known as Silk Road when law enforcement arrested him. The pardon fulfills ...

A couple of teams near the top of the Big East standings face off on Sunday, Jan. 19 when the No. 6 UConn Huskies host the Seton Hall Pirates at ... on the impending free agent, bolstering rumors ...

Despite outcries from a portion of the fan base, owner Bob Nutting is not selling the Pittsburgh Pirates. That was the ...

Ulbricht operated the anonymous digital marketplace known as Silk Road when law enforcement arrested him. The pardon fulfills ...