Former NFL tight end Frank Wycheck had stage III chronic traumatic encelphalopathy when he died in December 2023.

Music City Thrift isn’t just a store. It’s an experience. It’s a place where one person’s trash becomes another person’s treasure, where fashion faux pas of the past become the ironic statements of the present, and where you can furnish an entire apartment for less than the cost of a fancy dinner.

Following a successful debut at famed Nashville Superspeedway this past season, the Big Machine Music City Grand Prix will continue as the 2025 NTT INDYCAR SERIES finale, taking place Sunday, Aug. 31 with a national network showcase on FOX. The 2025 INDY NXT by Firestone finale will precede the NTT INDYCAR SERIES championship race that day.

Stage IV is the most severe level. Thursday's announcement comes one day after the 25th anniversary of Wycheck's starring role in the "Music City Miracle," one of the most iconic plays in NFL history.

Harley Quinn and Poison Ivy move to Metropolis in the funny, moving, but rushed fifth season of their animated Max series.

The Big Machine Music City Grand Prix will be staying at Nashville Superspeedway for the time being. Organizers also say that Penske Entertainment will be taking over sole promotion of the event.

There's the Bills' history of sad moments in the postseason: "Wide Right," "The Music City Miracle" and the infamous 13 seconds. There are the four Super Bowl defeats. In a row. There's the ...

NFL's 'Music City Miracle' Star Who Donated Brain To BU Researchers Had CTE, Family Says Frank Wycheck, a Philadelphia native and Maryland Terrapin known for one of the most iconic plays in NFL history, had a severe form of chronic traumatic encephalopathy ...

The collision occurred around 11:45 a.m. near Exit 19, Route 462/Market Street, in Springettsbury Township. The vehicles involved are completely blocking the roadway, according to PennDOT. Traffic is backed up as the highway is shut down between Exit 19 ...

Nestled in the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuges, the city spans 66 acres to host the nation's longest-running Easter play, "The Prince of Peace."

As San Francisco music impresario Rudy Colombini learned how wildfires in Los Angeles County had destroyed thousands of homes, he said he thought for certain there would be musicians among the victims suffering devastating losses.

Grammy-winning Jazz musician John Clayton was being honored Lincoln Center for his music. At the same time, he learned he lost his home of 40 years in California.