The marathon is going into its 10th year as it gets under way at 6:30 a.m. Saturday at the Nebraska State Fair. The races took over for the long-time Bill Seymour Half Marathon, which started in 1983.

Remaining Native follows 17-year-old Kutoven "Ku" Stevens, a Native American runner pursuing his dream of collegiate athletics while confronting the legacy of his great-grandfather’s escape from the ...

Mia is a former School Sport Australia national cross country champion (2022, 2023) and continues to train and compete despite facing setbacks due to new classification rules in 2024.

A proud multiclass athlete, Mia recently took out gold in the 15–16 girls 3km multiclass event at the Queensland All Schools Cross Country Championships on May 10 at Nudgee.

WOODWARD, Okla. — A Ponca City man is dead after a high-speed chase ended with a “tactical vehicle intervention” — intentional contact with a vehicle previously known as a PIT maneuver ...

With boys and girls cross-country expanding from three to four postseason divisions, the Ohio High School Athletic Association on April 24 announced divisional alignments for the 2025 season.

Baltimore City Department of Recreation and Parks held its annual Ready, Set, Hire Aquatics recruitment event to fill open lifeguard and other pool-related positions for the 2025 season.

Continuing an annual winter ritual, the Archdiocese of New York and the Diocese of Brooklyn have announced permanent Catholic school closures for the coming year. The number so far is small: five in ...

Winter viruses are going around full-force in some Oklahoma communities. In Ponca City, two of its schools, Ponca City East Middle School and Ponca City High School moved to remote learning due to … ...

Two Ponca City Schools have transitioned to learning virtually on Friday due to an extreme number of staff and student illnesses. In a post on social media, the district says students at East ...

Ponca City East Middle School and Ponca City High School will be moving to virtual learning on Friday due to an “extreme number of staff and student illnesses” around both schools.