Jeff Rotsky, the longtime high school football coach who helped shape Travis Kelce’s early career, recently reunited with the NFL star. The reunion offered a rare glimpse into Kelce’s roots, bringing together family members,

Travis Kelce looked defeated after the Chiefs were eliminated from the playoffs. The 36-year-old tight end somberly hung his head as he walked past reporters and fans on his way t to the locker room after the Chiefs lost their must-win game to the Los Angeles Chargers on Sunday, Dec. 14.

Kelce may also be trying to end his career on the highest possible note. He said earlier this year that he will make a decision about whether he will retire or play a 14th NFL season. If retirement is the choice, it will be another sign that a memorable era has come to an end in Kansas City.

Chris “Mad Dog” Russo has slammed the New Heights podcast and called out Travis Kelce for refusing interview requests following the Chiefs’ recent loss to the Chargers. The criticism comes amid growing speculation that the Chiefs’ tight end might be facing punishment from the NFL.

Jason Kelce had advice Monday for brother Travis: "Enjoy these last three games and then let it sink in. It will come to you with time."

Travis Kelce has broken his latest silence as the reality of the Kansas City Chiefs season failure dawns on the organization. For the second time succession, Travis did not make himself available

A principal at a Lake Travis ISD school is speaking his students' language and getting some attention online for it. KXAN's Avery Travis, Will DuPree and Tommy House react to his Gen Z lingo.

Despite Sunday's loss to the Los Angeles Chargers, which ended a decade-long streak of postseason appearances for the Kansas City Chiefs, tight end Travis Kelce says he wants to finish out the rest of the 2025 season on a high.