basketball

A 1936 Los Angeles law bans playing baseball, basketball, soccer, or other ball games on city streets or sidewalks. A city council member is advocating to repeal this law.

Jordan Wilmore, a 7-foot-3 former pro basketball player, was sworn in as a Texas police officer. Despite being told he was destined for basketball, it was never his personal dream.

Kinu Rochford, a 35-year-old basketball star known for his career in streetball, college at Fairleigh Dickinson, and professional play in nine countries, was killed in a shooting. The community mourns his loss, remembering him as a respected talent and radiant personality.

A Charlotte mother recounts the unsolved murder of her 16-year-old son Gregory Goodson over 20 years ago, detailing their relocation from Connecticut to escape domestic violence and the lasting emotional impact of the unresolved case.

President Barack Obama discusses his new Chicago Presidential Center, touching on Iran, political polarization, media fragmentation, Michelle Obama's legacy, and exhibits including letters received during his presidency. A surprise video message from a former letter-writer, now a college graduate, is also featured.

Two teens, Braden Carter and Damarion Coleman, were arrested in connection with the January 11 murder of Fisk University basketball player Andre Bell. Authorities allege Carter, driven by jealousy over Bell and teammates interacting with Carter’s girlfriend on the gymnastics team, orchestrated the shooting. Bell’s family and teammates expressed grief, emphasizing his kindness and positive impact, while the university continues to provide support resources.

A Hong Kong basketball coach, Yung Kam-wah, was arrested on suspicion of common assault after a viral video showed him slapping a young player. He was released on bail but must report to police in July.