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Lance Armstrong is a professional cyclist, cancer survivor and seven-time Tour de France winner. Armstrong formed the Lance Armstrong Foundation (now known as Livestrong) to support people affected by cancer and to raise awareness....

Barcelona coach Tito Vilanova will return to New York this week for further medical attention following his cancer scare.

As Dick Vitale gets ready for his 8th annual gala for the V Foundation, he reflects on the small beginnings of the event and how it's grown to raise more than $10 million for cancer research.

Logan Piz, a 13-year-old cancer patient in Denver, thought it was a normal Wednesday, heading to Rocky Mountain Hospital for Children to get treatment for Ewing's sarcoma, a rare bone cancer. Instead, through Make-A-Wish, Piz got the chance to spe...

Longtime Kansas City Royals broadcaster Fred White died Wednesday of complications from cancer. He was 76.

Lakey Peterson's rise in surfing was quick, and maybe a little bit unexpected. Her new film "Zero to 100" captures the rise of an unlikely surf star.

The start of Evan Regas' college career was anything but ideal. The Temple offensive lineman began his first fall camp just two months removed from news that his mother, Susan Untoria, had been diagnosed with breast cancer. The ordeal spanned the ...

Natalie Hernandez has been on a hot streak at the plate for the Illinois-Chicago Flames, and the inspiration for her focus comes from her mother, who is struggling in a battle against cancer.

Their mom Susan's no-nonsense fight with breast cancer has made Virginia Tech softball stars Courtney and Bailey Liddle appreciate her strength even more.

Robert Griffin III's knee is still feeling fine. His ability to turn a room upside down is better than ever.

With her father and beloved mentor, Ralph, suffering from terminal cancer, LSU star pitcher Rachele Fico is grateful for every day they have together.

Premier League referee Mark Halsey is set to retire at the end of the season and is in discussions to release what could be an explosive autobiography on his time in the game, according to talkSPORT.

There were brilliant, cockle-warming scenes at the Jeld-Wen Field stadium on Wednesday afternoon when thousands of supporters, armed with the requisite flares, smoke grenades and banners, turned out en masse as Portland Timbers took on some formidabl...

Best moment: This one's a no-brainer. Nebraska created the best moment in the Big Ten -- and maybe anywhere, ever, during spring practice -- by allowing 7-year-old cancer patient Jack Hoffman to run for a touchdown before a roaring crowd at the Huske...

Eight-year-old cancer patient Atticus Lane-Dupre made sure his teammates were in on his wish to scrimmage against the Portland Timbers.

What a month for Jack Hoffman. The 7-year-old cancer patient and Nebraska Cornhusker super fan began April by providing the coolest/most inspirational/most memorable play of a spring game in college football history, when he ran 69 yards for a tou...