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As of April 3rd, 2020, The City of El Paso has confirmed 96 positive cases of COVID-19.

The Kansas City Chiefs' Andy Reid is hunkered down in his basement, avoiding going out as he works from a makeshift office consisting of an iPad and an old side table.

Orlando's Steve Clifford is spending this NBA shutdown studying his roster and getting ready for a playoff run that may never start.

I have come up with my "Top 5 Sports Movies That You May Have Never Seen"

The New Orleans Saints may have to give up their winning Super Bowl bid for 2024.

Jamie Howard experienced many serious symptoms of the coronavirus, while his son Walker is currently asymptomatic.

Mental health experts who were supposed to be available to help American athletes at the Tokyo Olympics are being asked to start working now.

In the midst of ESPN replaying classic games, showing documentaries and figuring out something new each day for primetime television, they will be streaming Glory Road on Friday night starting at 6:30 MT.

The governor of Tokyo is talking about the possibility of using the under-construction Olympic Athletes Village as a temporary hospital for coronavirus patients.

With the UTEP-All Time Tournament going on right now, Sal had some thoughts of his own regarding the tournament and potential swaps.

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How does an NFL Draft prospect workout during this pandemic? Kevin Dotson decided to show off his strength by pulling a pickup truck.

Tennessee Titans' general manager Jon Robinson said Wednesday that Derrick Henry is an important part of the Titans and doesn't want him going anywhere, anytime soon.

Scenic Drive has been a popular place for El Pasoans to walk on the weekend. Now, it looks like you'll have to find somewhere else to exercise.

After news spread Tuesday of Dempsey recovering from COVID-19, his family states his oxygen levels have dropped, and they've moved him into Hospice Care in order to get oxygen equipment.

Saints coach Sean Payton says he didn't mean to insinuate on a recent television appearance that record-setting quarterback Drew Brees plans to retire.