Author: Analis Bailey, USA TODAY

Atlanta Dream, co-owned by former Sen. Kelly Loeffler have been sold to three-member investor group including former Dream guard Renne Montgomery.

Former NFL quarterback Colin Kaepnerick is featured in new artwork around Tampa, as part of his collaboration with Ben & Jerry’s ice cream.

Four-time WNBA champion Sue Bird has agreed to re-sign with the Seattle Storm, the team that drafted her No. 1 overall in 2002.

Jimmy Johnson, one of only three coaches in history to win a Super Bowl and a national title, has some advice for new Jaguars coach Urban Meyer.

Shaquille O’Neal’s foundation is changing the lives of high school athletes with needed grants for schools struggling financially during the pandemic.

Amanda Gorman, the 22-year-old poet who captured the nation’s attention at the presidential inauguration, will perform at the Super Bowl.

When the Hornets and Magic tip-off Monday in Amway Center, it will mark a first in NBA history — two women will work on the same officiating crew.

Megan Rapinoe offered her thoughts on the Capitol Hill insurrection and the image of a woman at the riots wearing a USWNT sweatshirt.