Seeing an unprecedented rise in cases of measles among an unprecedented number of unvaccinated children, a New York suburb, accordingly, has taken an unprecedented step: banning children who have not yet been vaccinated from public places for the duration of the outbreak. What could happen to youth sports?

Between stolen frequent flyer miles and identity theft happening on airport hotspots, youth sports event owners might think they have the risks all figured out. Unfortunately, scammers keep a step ahead, preying on local businesses and pretending to solicit sponsorship funds. Get ready to play defense.

Don't touch that dial. Drone racing, having conquered the university scene (there is a full-fledged Collegiate Drone Racing Association), has also landed coverage deals with network TV as well as with social media to livestream the action. No kidding. Will it help other drone events in the marketplace to grow?

As March Madness heads into the homestretch, a trio of researchers is recommending a wider buffer zone around basketball courts - a move that, if implemented, could have major repercussions for operators of any facility that includes a basketball court. Here's an in-depth analysis of the recommendations.

Well, here's something new for our concussion roundup. The NHL seems to be embracing the use of cannabis as a way to treat post-concussion neurological diseases in former NHL players. In fact, there's a clinical research partnership to investigate the effectiveness of cannabinoids in retired players.

The Cinderellas have long since left the dance and we're down to the Final Four. As those teams come screaming into Minneapolis to duke it out (see what we did there?) at U.S. Bank Stadium, it's worth reviewing some of the numbers just pertaining to Final Fours.