Author: Lindsay Schnell, USA TODAY

The Pacific Northwest hasn’t seen big-time golf since the 2015 U.S. Open, so fans are embracing the LIV tour’s visit to Oregon.

Brett Eagleson and 10 other members of 9/11 Justice are in Oregon and have asked to meet with Phil Mickelson and other members of the LIV Golf tour.

Ahead of the first LIV Golf tournament in the U.S., the Saudi-backed venture and its players certainly know how to make headlines – and controversy.

Bryson DeChambeau, Matt Wolff and Abe Ancer were among the newest members of LIV Golf to face questions about the controversial Saudi connection.

As their identity is debated on the national stage by politicians, trans athletes wonder if sports can be a safe space.

Competing in her final U.S. championships, Allyson Felix missed out on an individual spot at worlds after finishing sixth in the 400 meters.

Just a couple weeks after shattering the NCAA 200-meter record at the NCAA Championships, Kentucky star Abby Steiner is thinking big, again.

A wave of anti-LGBTQ legislation across the U.S., including 18 bans on transgender athletes, have left advocates, allies asking, how did we get here?

Ex-New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson, who played a major role in freeing former U.S. Marine Trevor Reed, working to bring the WNBA All-Star home.