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Lionel Messi's 18th World Cup goal, scored in stoppage time against Austria, broke the all‑time scoring record and underscored Argentina's unbeaten start to the tournament.
Kyler Kuhn, a Kansas City native and top interior lineman, pledged to Missouri, pushing the 2027 class toward a top‑10 SEC ranking.
Mike Nicholson, a Savannah native with a decorated coaching career, has been appointed to the University of Missouri women's basketball staff, adding experience and national recognition.
Temwa Chawinga has agreed to a contract extension that will keep her with the Kansas City Current through the 2029 season, locking in a career that already includes back‑to‑back MVP awards, two Golden Boots and a historic shield for the club.
Four-star recruit Kyler Kuhn chose Missouri over other suitors, adding depth to the Tigers’ offensive line and pushing the class toward a top-10 spot in the SEC.
A night of violence along a 5‑mile stretch of Kansas City left an Uber driver and several fans injured, one person dead, and a suspect still at large.
In a tightly contested Group E match, Curacao’s veteran goalkeeper Eloy Room made 15 saves to secure a 0‑0 draw against Ecuador, marking the island nation’s first-ever World Cup point and influencing Germany's progression.
Ecuadorian supporters dominated Arrowhead Stadium with chants of "si se puede," outnumbering Curaçao fans and creating a vibrant atmosphere ahead of a crucial World Cup match.
Author Anna McCollie’s new novel, set against Liverpool’s soccer scene, debuted at a Rainy Day Books event that blended literature, sport and local spirit.
Despite a series of off‑field incidents, city officials promise a secure and improved experience for supporters attending the tournament’s most anticipated games.
A new mural in downtown Kansas City spotlights Ecuadorian soccer heritage, blending local pride with the excitement of the upcoming 2026 FIFA World Cup.
A series of shootings across a 5‑mile stretch of Kansas City, Missouri, injured an Uber driver ferrying Argentine soccer fans to a World Cup match, killed one person and left three others wounded. Police are searching for a heavily armed suspect who has evaded capture.
Despite a deadly highway shooting, transport gridlock and a tornado warning, Kansas City officials assure fans that safety measures and a smooth experience are ready for the 2026 World Cup matches.
Kansas City will host six World Cup matches, including a quarter‑final, while navigating a highway shooting, transport gridlock and severe weather, yet city leaders remain confident in their preparedness.
Ally Sentnor, a U.S. women’s national team midfielder, has been traded from the Kansas City Current to Angel City FC. She brings a solid NWSL résumé and optimism about the club’s vision.
Once the league's premier power hitter and defensive anchor, Salvador Perez now confronts a performance slump that could reshape the Royals' roster and future.
A look at the most impactful players available on the wire and the pitching options that could sway fantasy lineups.
San Diego’s long‑standing soccer culture, highlighted by soaring World Cup viewership and vibrant local clubs, now faces a critical test as the U.S. prepares for a showdown with Australia while coping with Christian Pulisic’s injury.
Fans from Curaçao arrive in Kansas City for their World Cup match against Ecuador, reflecting on a lone goal, cultural identity, and the island's newfound global visibility.
A look at the imagined 2015 and 2016 seasons where the Red Sox signed Max Scherzer and Russell Martin, traded for Ben Zobrist, and ultimately captured a championship.
With more than a third of matches scheduled in sweltering conditions, organizers are deploying cooling stations and medical aid to protect attendees.
The University of South Dakota will honor a distinguished group of athletes and contributors in its 2026 Hall of Fame, highlighting historic achievements on the court, in the vault and beyond.
England’s fringe players will train with Sporting Kansas City before heading to Boston for a World Cup qualifier against Ghana, as manager Thomas Tuchel looks to add match minutes to his squad’s preparation.
The National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics announced that women's flag football will become an official championship sport for the 2026‑27 academic year, with the inaugural national championship scheduled for spring 2027.