FOX NFL reporter Erin Andrews, celebrated Easter with family, marking a poignant moment after fertility struggles and a cervical cancer battle. A heartwarming video shared by her sister captured ...

Erin Andrews and Jarret Stoll's experience at Taylor Swift's Eras Tour in London was elevated to a surreal level, thanks to VIP access arranged by Swift and Travis Kelce. Stoll expressed gratitude ...

FAYETTEVILLE — Arkansas football freshman quarterback Madden Iamaleava intends to enter the transfer portal, according to a report from CBS Sports on Monday evening. Iamaleava was a four-star recruit ...

Madden Iamaleava is flipping back to UCLA. The younger brother of new Bruins quarterback Nico Iamaleava told members of Arkansas' staff he plans to join UCLA, according to ESPN's Chris Low.

A Fort Worth man is now in police custody after he beat his mother to death during an attempted "exorcism," according to Fort Worth Police. An arrest warrant affidavit says that Fort Worth Police ...

Arkansas didn't get Madden Iamaleava on the field, and now the football program wants its money back from the quarterback. / Nelson Chenault-Imagn Images Madden Iamaleava ditched Arkansas for UCLA ...

Arkansas quarterback Madden Iamaleava, the younger brother of ex-Tennessee quarterback Nico Iamaleava, has entered the transfer portal, a team source told The Athletic. According to a report by ...

The Nico Iamaleava saga seems like it'll never end. The latest chapter? Nico's younger brother, Madden. Madden Iamaleava entered the transfer portal after spending his freshman spring at Arkansas.

Madden Iamaleava, set to be a true freshman this fall, was undergoing his first spring with Arkansas, the school that he unexpectedly flipped his commitment to after being committed to UCLA.

FAYETTEVILLE — Arkansas football freshman quarterback Madden Iamaleava intends to enter the transfer portal, according to a report from CBS Sports on Monday evening. Iamaleava was a four-star ...

Free speech advocates in Texas are warning about new bills being considered in the state that they say would weaken protections for ordinary citizens and journalists against intimidating lawsuits.

That’s the opinion of Mark Madden during this week’s “Madden Monday” podcast. “I don’t know that it did him harm. But it made everybody think, ‘Boy, what’s this guy talking about?