NFL Draft is a few weeks away - April 24 - and Fox Sports NFL Draft analyst Rob Rang sees something unique happening for football fans in Washington. He thinks up to seven in-state products could be selected,

Bryce Thompson, a 2025 NBA Draft prospect and Oklahoma State University player, returned to his alma mater, Booker T. Washington High School, to surprise his former piano teacher, Dr. Lester Shaw, who is retiring at the end of the school year.

The NCAA Division I basketball season has reached its pinnacle weekend - Men's and Women's Final Four. Here are six players and coaches - men and women - with ties to Washington state who are part of the festivities (men are in San Antonio,

One week after Washington Township's School Board voted to suspend Superintendent Dr. Eric Hibbs, the board appointed an interim superintendent.

Washington state’s governing body for middle and high school athletics has determined proposed rule changes limiting how transgender students can participate in sports would violate state laws.

Washington High School is thrilled to welcome Zach Collett as the next head coach of the Blue Lions boys soccer team.

Officials are investigating after a student's cell phone caught fire at Bentworth High School in Washington County Monday morning.

A video shared dozens of times across social media showed a bus driver in Washington County shouting at students and calling them names.

A woman was injured Monday morning in a crash between a pedestrian and a vehicle in the south parking lot of Washington High School, according to a social media post from the Cedar Rapids Police Department.

Here are 70 girls to watch this spring in softball, track and field, lacrosse and tennis. Claire Barnes, Sr., Saint James — Barnes batted .511 with 12 doubles, three triples and 24 RBIs last year. Kailia Burke, So., South Hagerstown — Burke batted .490 with five extra-base hits, 20 RBIs and 18 runs scored last year.

The Washington Hatchet House has hosted a lot of big events and another is coming to town soon. For the second consecutive year, Washington is hosting a major high school state robotics competition. The event will run March 28 and 29 and will feature more than two dozen schools from around the state.

While some spectators will be glued to their TVs to watch the NCAA tournament this weekend, on Long Island, many eyes will be on the Port Washington boy's high school basketball team. They are just two wins away from a state title.