Sports

Can a star NBA player's sky-high value be too much of a good thing? Kai Ryssdal talks to reporter Ira Boudway about the "LeBron Dilemma."

First the vuvuzela invaded baseball, and while it was annoying, the sports connection was logical. But now you don't even need a sporting event –…

For a literal answer to, "Where is that noise coming from?" This one's no surprise: It's China. Reports say 90 percent of the vuvuzela horns being…

World Cup security guards are protesting low wages with strikes in multiple host cities.

Houston officials unveiled a billion-dollar plan yesterday to repurpose the Houston Astrodome, the city's mega complex which has sat empty for years.

The buzz created by critics wanting to ban the vuvuzela from the World Cup has been almost as loud the 130-decibel din that's been deafening fans …

South Africa rejoices as the World Cup 2010 opens to an electric mood in Johannesburg and hopes for economic growth.

Six years and $4 billion after South Africa won the right to host this year's World Cup, the first match will soon kick off. Locals are hoping that all the investment in new airports and stadiums will pay off. But Christopher Werth reports not all the expectations for the World Cup's big payoff are going to be realized.

There are rumors the University of Nebraska will leave the Big 12 Conference and Colorado will join the Pac-10. John Ourand of the SportsBusiness Journal talks with Kai Ryssdal about why these defections and realignments are happening.

The University of Southern California football and basketball programs will lose 20 college scholarships and the ability to play in the next two bowl games.