An Oregon school's Pride Spirit Week included "Drag Day" and "Queer Hero Day" activities, while one parent claimed families weren't informed ahead of time.

An Oregon high school track star is speaking out after refusing to stand on the podium with a transgender athlete, saying her protest was about fairness – not hate. "I just didn't think that it ...

Beau Bartlett, a three-time NCAA All-American with Penn State wrestling, will compete in Real American Freestyle and train with the New York City Regional Training Center.

Rick Ucchino has been covering professional wrestling since 2019, but his broadcast career has spanned over 15 years. He can be heard every weekday morning on 700WLW radio in Cincinnati, OH.

The wrestling world is still in a state of shock following the news that R-Truth will be leaving WWE when his contract expires in the near future.Real name Ron Killings, R-Truth was originally ...

Two Oregon high school athletes refused to share the podium with a transgender competitor at the state’s track and field championships, footage shows. The female students — Tigard High School ...

A bill that modifies existing Oregon law governing college athletes earning money from their Name, Image and Likeness (NIL) passed the Oregon Senate Monday and has nearly cleared the Legislature ...

The Oregon Senate approved the measure on April 17. The bill updates Senate Bill 5, a law enacted in 2003, which authorized up to $150 million in bonds if a baseball team relocated to Portland.

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Eleven people have been hospitalized after a mass stabbing at a homeless shelter in Oregon, the Salem Police Department confirmed to PEOPLE.

However, the Wrestling Inc. staff poll backs Lynch to chalk her first win in the saga, with 60% voting for her to pick up her 11th championship title at Money in the Bank.

The Oregon Senate approved the measure on April 17. The bill updates Senate Bill 5, a law enacted in 2003, which authorized up to $150 million in bonds if a baseball team relocated to Portland.