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Chickie’s & Pete’s opened the Bronx ballpark concession stand this spring after two years in talks.

Rhode Island legalized supervised injection sites. Will we follow suit? And, Marc Zumoff joins us to discuss his decision to retire and the NBA draft. Plus, zoo vaccinations?

Mothers competing in the Olympics and Paralympics are speaking out about the challenges they face as working mothers in sports. Some are using their platform to demand change.

It's 2021, but the policing of female athletes' bodies is a practice that continues to thrive.

In her Olympic debut, Zaza played a woman more than three times her age at the women's singles preliminary round.

The team announced the name change on Twitter on Friday morning, posting a two-minute video narrated by actor Tom Hanks.

Events will air across many NBC properties, including NBC, USA, CNBC and Golf Channel, as well as on Peacock (NBC's streaming platform), the NBC Sports app and on NBCOlympics.

The star runner’s hometown honors her as a shining example of Trentonian excellence.

“Morning Edition” host Jennifer Lynn catches up with longtime Sixers play-by-play announcer Marc Zumoff one month into his retirement.

The Games of the 32nd Olympiad were to have started last July 22 but were pushed back by the coronavirus pandemic.

Encampments in Kensington are a major discussion point for activists and residents. And, NCAA players can monetize their name, image and likeness after new legislation passes.

It's not clear what, if anything, that means for the rest of the team, including superstar Simone Biles. The U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Committee is not naming the athlete.

So far, 44 people affiliated with the Games have tested positive since the beginning of July, most of them contractors.

Staff and fans remain at risk — as recent positives show, disrupting schedules and Olympic rosters — and some teams are still struggling to vaccinate their players.

His brother Travis dropped the pronunciation bomb in a new video.