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Tennessee running back Dylan Sampson, who set school single-season records for rushing yards and touchdowns this season, is foregoing his final season of eligibility and will enter the 2025 NFL draft, he announced on his Instagram account Friday.
One of the most picturesque spots on a heritage railway is be restored after a cash windfall. Bury-based East Lancashire Railway has been awarded more than £1.3 million in grants to carry out urgent repair work to the Higher Woodhill viaduct, on the edge of Burrs Country Park.
The family of a man left disabled after suffering a stroke say they've been left blown away by people's kindness after deciding to build a specially adapted house for him to live in.
It's Christmas morning in 2024.
A Manchester based charity will be remaining open over the Christmas period and offering a range of services to the homeless. Lifeshare is Manchester's oldest homelessness charity, and had released its schedule over the festive period to continue helping people through Christmas.
The Manchester Evening News’ Christmas campaign supporting a foodbank in their festive appeal is set to top out at over £28,000, thanks to the incredible generosity of our readers and supporters.
Football fans are guilty of throwing their toys out of the pram when results don't go their way. But Real Betis have a very different reason for launching thousands of soft toys onto the pitch.
COLUMBUS, Ohio — How different this postgame scene must have felt for Ryan Day, the embattled head coach of Ohio State, who stood in almost the exact same place three weeks ago, on Nov. 30, as everything about his team and his tenure seemed to crumble following a fourth consecutive loss to Michigan. Screaming players, their eyes reddened from pepper spray discharged by local police officers, careened past Day in search of medical attention. Belligerent fans, their patience eroded by Day's confounding game plan, hurled profane insults in his direction. Wounded seniors, their careers forever blemished by an inability to beat The Team Up North, brawled on the midfield logo when the Wolverines attempted to plant their flag. Chaos reigned as Day grew roots at the 24-yard line, his disbelief and disenchantment melding into temporary paralysis.