Little League player Marco Rocco is getting major league support after he was suspended from a state tournament for flipping his bat during a game. The suspension was overturned.

Chuck Mangione, the jazz trumpet legend whose song "Feels So Good" found new life on TV's "King of the Hill," has died at 84.

After a short and dominant three-game stretch in Las Vegas, Filipowski earned his way to this year's recipient of the Summer League MVP award, being the first in Jazz franchise history to receive the honor, showing an assortment of offensive skills despite Utah rattling off an 0-3 record in the process.

Chuck Mangione, the flugelhorn legend behind “Feels So Good,” has passed away at 84. His music made jazz joyful, hearts lighter, and even King of the Hill cooler. Rest easy, Chuck — your melodies will play on forever. pic.twitter.com/wttT6FVEwG

Free jazz nights are happening at LACMA every Friday through September. The event draws upward of 2,000 people who spread out across the museum’s grassy lawn and main stage area. Some arrive hours early to claim a good spot and settle in for the evening.

The Utah Jazz officially cut ties with a former first round pick on Thursday. According to a team release, the Jazz have waived guard Jaden Springer.

Former Jazz man Jeff Hornacek, President of Basketball Operations Austin Ainge, General Manager Justin Zanik, and Head Coach Will Hardy Utah watch the action from the sidelines as the Jazz summer league team plays against the Oklahoma City Thunder in the Huntsman Center at the University of Utah in Salt Lake City on Tuesday, July 8, 2025.

Jacqui Hornish, right, a brand ambassador with Litchfield Distillery, serves drinks to guests, including Tony Imbimbo, during the opening night gala for the 30th Litchfield Jazz Festival on Friday at the Thomas S. Perakos Arts and Community Center at Frederick Gunn School in Washington Depot.