The NFL has four years remaining on its current broadcasting rights agreement.

The U.S. Department of Justice has opened a probe into the National Football League (NFL) regarding anti-competitive concerns, according to the Wall Street Journal.

Senator Mike Lee's letter stated that it cost football fans almost $1,000 in cable and streaming subscriptions to watch every NFL game during the past season.

The new WNBA collective bargaining agreement is set to dramatically increase player salaries, with some players' compensation rising from the $60,000-$80,000 range to between $400,000 and $1 million.

The reported strategic plan for WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert's tenure was to secure league expansion, increase revenue, sign a new collective bargaining agreement and media deal, and then conclud...

The WNBA players' association and the league agreed to a 20% revenue share in the new collective bargaining agreement, a compromise from the players' initial negotiating position of 30-40%.

Some college sports teams, such as the University of Colorado Boulder, are prioritizing the transfer portal over traditional high school recruiting to acquire players with more experience.

Key player issues, including the provision of charter flights and team housing, have been addressed and resolved in the new WNBA collective bargaining agreement.

A Florida attorney general is challenging the NFL's Rooney Rule, asserting that it violates federal law.

The most recent Super Bowl attracted 125 million viewers, making it the second most-watched Super Bowl of all time.

Senator Mike Lee of Utah sent a letter encouraging the Federal Trade Commission, the FCC, and the Department of Justice to review the Sports Broadcasting Act.

The NFL is reportedly considering opting out of its current broadcasting rights agreement to negotiate a new deal early, though talks are in very early stages.

Multiple outlets have reported that WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert has privately indicated that her current term will be her last.