ESPN’s next blockbuster announcement could involve one of its popular figures. Network staple Scott Van Pelt has emerged as a leading candidate to fill ESPN’s vacant 5 p.m. weekday show time slot, ...

A recent FCS game between Lamar University and East Texas A&M featured one of the worst gambling beats of all time, but it led to what could be the best “Bad Beats” segment Scott Van Pelt has ever ...

In the latest development of the Kyren Lacy case, ESPN hosts Ryan Clark and Scott Van Pelt have walked back their previous comments regarding the former LSU wide receiver and his alleged role in a ...

CHEYENNE — The Laramie County Library Foundation’s Booklovers Bash is back for another year. The annual event is a fundraiser that supports the Laramie County libraries and their ongoing efforts to ...

Ben Doody and Sam McKewon break down Sam's Associated Press Top 25 ballot for Week 7. I've always known that Nebraska's fan base has a lot of admirers. I learned this week that one of them is a guy ...

‘SportsCenter’ host Scott Van Pelt has issued an apology following Ryan Clark’s comments on the show following the Chiefs-Jaguars game on Monday night regarding Kyren Lacy. Clark delivered an ...

Longtime ESPN SportsCenter host Scott Van Pelt issued an apology to his viewers on Wednesday night. Van Pelt, a Maryland native, apologized for helping push a false narrative in the death of former ...

Longtime ESPN SportsCenter host Scott Van Pelt issued an apology to his viewers on Wednesday evening. The University of Maryland graduate apologized for a segment that took place during Monday night's ...

"SportsCenter" host Scott Van Pelt issued an on-air apology Wednesday night on ESPN for his comments about the fatal December 2024 crash that resulted in charges being brought against former LSU wide ...

Scott Van Pelt has issued an on-air apology following criticism of his response to colleague Ryan Clark’s emotional comments about the late LSU wide receiver Kyren Lacy. The SportsCenter host admitted ...

Redlands’ LifeHouse Theater will open its 32nd season with a production of the Broadway musical “You’re A Good Man, Charlie Brown,” opening 7 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 11, and running weekends through Nov.