A new all-time scoring queen for NCAA women's basketball, the Timberwolves hit the All-Star break atop the west, the Lightning strike down the Avalanche, Tiger Woods makes his 2024 PGA debut and Jimmie Johnson qualifies for the Daytona 500.

Caitlin Clark sets the NCAA women's career scoring record, the NBA winds down to All-Star Weekend, Kansas City is rethinking how to celebrate sports championships, and baseball will have a new commissioner starting in 2029.

Violence occurs following the Chiefs Super Bowl celebration parade, the NBA schedule was busy with thirteen games on the docket while the NHL had just three games on their schedule, both top ten men's college basketball teams that were in action won easily, and a women's college basketball star is poised to enter the record books. Correspondent Mike Reeves reports.

Violence occurs following the Chiefs Super Bowl celebration parade, prior to the parade the Chiefs extend the contract of their defensive coordinator, the 49ers fire their defensive coordinator, and a women's college basketball star is poised to enter the record book tonight. Correspondent Mike Reeves reports.

The Chiefs claim another Super Bowl, the Celtics win again, the Thunder roll the Kings and the all-time women's college basketball scoring record doesn't change hands on Sunday. Correspondent Steve Carney reports.

The Chiefs claim another Lombardi Trophy, the Celtics and Thunder win, the Canucks earn a victory in Washington and the all-time scoring record in women's basketball is safe for a few more days. Correspondent Steve Carney reports.

Eighty percent of the top-10 men's basketball teams earn victories, the Warriors win a thriller, the Cavaliers stay hot, the Kings blank the Oilers, Nick Taylor leads in Arizona and Super Bowl 58 is on the clock. AP correspondent Dave Ferry reports.

Top-ranked UConn and Purdue win easily, but Tennessee and Illinois are upset, the Baby Faced Assassin beats the Suns, The Panthers hand the Avalanche their fourth straight loss, Nick Taylor leads the PGA event and the Chiefs and 49ers vie for football supremacy. AP correspondent Dave Ferry reports.

The Chiefs and 49ers continue with late prep work for Super Bowl 58, Chip Kelly has a new job, the 76ers fall again and Nick Taylor torches the course at the Phoenix Open. Correspondent Bruce Morton reports.

The Chiefs and 49ers put the finishing touches on their Super Bowl preparations, Chip Kelly chooses to go from a head coach to an offensive coordinator, the Sixers continue to struggle, the Nuggets get blown out, the Wild hang on to edge the Penguins and Nick Taylor has his way with the course at the Phoenix Open.