Large sports stadiums and entertainment arenas in New York will be able to open with limited capacity this month -- with a Brooklyn Nets game among the first to welcome back fans, Gov. Cuomo ...

In a rendering below of the stadium plan, Atlantic Avenue would have swerved somewhat to the south and Flatbush Avenue would have required an overpass. (Note that the graphic below is rotated more ...

New Yorkers have something to cheer about. Later this month, they'll have somewhere to cheer. The state will allow large sports stadiums, arenas and entertainment venues to operate at 10% capacity ...

What are the most iconic MLB stadiums in the country? FOX Sports Research provided the list of the top 10 venues.

Large arenas and stadiums in New York can soon reopen for sports and entertainment at 10% of their normal capacity under a plan announced by Gov. Andrew Cuomo on Wednesday, despite concern from ...

“The stadium,” writes Frank Andre Guridy in ‘The Stadium – An American History of Politics, Protest, and Play’ (Basic Books), “has never been a merely a sports facility.” From the ...

Over $10.6 billion in public money has been spent on current NFL stadiums alone, according to Tom Knecht, a professor at Westmont College who researches the politics of sports.

AYESHA RASCOE, HOST: Construction is booming for stadiums across the United States. Pro sports teams are announcing new flashy venues at a red-hot pace, almost one per month in 2023.

Football stadiums, in particular, are rarely used. The Commanders’ current home hosts about 10 games and a similar number of other events, like concerts, each year. That’s it.