Flagg hails from Maine, prompting some fans to give him the nickname “The Maine Event,” and recently, a farmer from Maine ...

Dallas Mavericks' No. 1 overall pick Cooper Flagg enters the league perhaps as the most anticipated American prospect since LeBron James. In line with those exp ...

The No. 1 NBA draft pick is gearing up for his rookie season, but first, he returned home to give back to local youths in his community.

Hundreds of kids from across the state are learning skills during a weekend basketball camp at the University of Maine.

He's a world-famous star and a face of his sport, but for the Newport native, a trip home provides a valuable escape to ...

Who better to help Dallas get to know Flagg than two reporters who’ve covered him since his lone season at Nokomis High School in Maine?

Cooper Flagg returned to Maine, along with his brother, Ace Flagg, to mentor the next generation of basketball players. It marks the second year in a row the twin brothers are teaming up to help out ...

At Thunder Road Farm, a few miles from Flagg’s hometown, a corn maze tribute has taken shape to honor the Dallas Mavericks' ...

Ace was all over the University of Maine’s New Balance Field House on Saturday, interacting with the hundreds of children ...

Cooper Flagg’s career is managed by a former sixth-grade science teacher of 25 years. His mother, Kelly Flagg, added brand ...

The 6-foot-7 freshman is coming off of winning a state championship at Greensboro Day School in North Carolina. Now he's ...

I remember when we were their age. We had players that we looked up to, so to be able to be that example for them is really ...