First Black judge to reach a state bench in Louisiana without a gubernatorial appointment continues to work toward justice ...

Calvin Johnson says he suffered multiple concussions in his playing career. USATSI Johnson's response is problematic on multiple levels.

Calvin Johnson remains at odds with the Detroit Lions over his retirement in 2015, which might lead to a snub in his Hall of Fame speech next month.

Calvin Johnson retired in 2016 after a nine-year career with the Detroit Lions. Despite rocky relations with ownership, he's finally being inducted into the "Pride of Lions" ...

Calvin Johnson, pictured in 2015, spent his entire nine-year career with the Lions. AP Johnson had emerged as the Lions’ star for nearly a decade, despite playing on some teams that finished ...

Calvin Johnson spent his entire storied career with the Detroit Lions and became just the third NFL player in history to be enshrined in the Pro Football Hall of Fame at age 35 or younger.

Nearly eight years after his stunning retirement, Calvin Johnson says his relationship with the Lions is “progressing” after the sides battled over $1.6 million.

Travis Hall said when he heard his son was meeting Hall of Fame wide receiver Calvin Johnson. Soon after, Colton, 9, stood in front of the former NFL star in his hospital room.

Calvin Johnson, a member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame Class of 2021, speaks during the induction ceremony at the Pro Football Hall of Fame, Sunday, Aug. 8, 2021, in Canton, Ohio.

Calvin Johnson shockingly retired earlier this offseason at the age of 30. One of the most talented wide receivers the league has ever seen, the former Detroit Lion seemed like he still had a lot ...

The relationship between the Lions and Hall of Fame receiver Calvin Johnson continues to be strained, at best. On Friday, Johnson disclosed another reason for his hard feelings. Johnson claims that he ...

Wide receiver Calvin Johnson said in a Sports Illustrated interview that the Lions "wanted me to change my story" about suffering a concussion in a 2012 game against the Minnesota Vikings.