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The Boston Marathon Is Set For Oct. 11 — If The State Will Allow It
Road races aren't permitted until the state's reopening plan enters Phase 4. It reverted to Phase 3 in December. -
Judge Orders Sex Tapes Allegedly Of Patriots Owner Robert Kraft Destroyed
A federal judge in Florida has ordered that videos which allegedly show Robert Kraft, the owner of the New England Patriots, paying for sex must be… -
Boston Pride Head To Bubble With Pro Hockey Championship On Their Mind
More than 10 months since the team’s last game, the Pride are preparing to return to the ice. -
Bruins Set To Retire Number Of Willie O'Ree
The honor comes over 60 years after O'Ree became the NHL's first Black player. -
Belichick Declines Medal Of Freedom Offer From President Trump
Trump Mainly Offered Award To Sports Figures In, Near His Orbit During Four-Years In Office -
Belichick Won't Get Presidential Medal Of Freedom Following Riot At U.S. Capitol
"The tragic events of last week occurred and the decision has been made not to move forward with the award," Belichick said in a statement. -
PGA Cancels Plans To Hold 2022 Championship At Trump's New Jersey Golf Course
PGA of America said the decision to cancel plans to hold the 2022 PGA Championship at Trump Bedminster in New Jersey stems from a desire to protect the organization's brand. -
Celtics, Miami Heat Unite To Call Out Injustice As Country Grapples With Chaos In Washington
Teams call out discrepancy in treatment of Black Lives Matter protestors over the summer and the pro-Trump extremists who stormed Capitol building. -
Tug Of War Over Winter Sports Leaves BPS Students Stuck In The Middle
The spike in COVID-19 cases has thrown wrench in Boston Public Schools' plans to get athletes back on basketball court. -
7 Regional Governors Extend Interstate Youth Hockey Ban
The prohibition, which had been set to expire Thursday, was extended through Jan. 31.