An 81-year-old Bronx grandmother who was stranded in Puerto Rico for nearly a week after an airline banned her from flying ...

An 81-year-old Bronx woman is stuck in Puerto Rico after an airline forbade her from boarding her flight home with her ...

Liverpool are reportedly not in advanced contract talks with Luis Diaz. Diaz, 28, is due to enter the final two years of his deal this summer. The forward has not extended his contract since ...

The Puerto Vallarta Open has officially brought women’s tennis to Mexico’s Pacific coast! First held in 2024, this WTA 125 tournament is played on outdoor hard courts at Sheraton Buganvilias in sunny ...

Puerto Rico, the birthplace of salsa music, offers a vibrant culture, rich history, and breathtaking landscapes. Whether you visit for its white sands, crystal clear waters, festivals, concerts, or ...

The best Airbnbs in Puerto Rico allow travelers to make this Caribbean archipelago a true home away from home. Outfitted with kitchens ideal for preparing authentic meals and thoughtful amenities ...

Summary: Luis is a rugged wing who sets a tone on defense with his versatility and intensity. But on offense his shaky shooting and decision-making overshadow his downhill attacking style.

The Red Storm then suffered a loss to the Arkansas Razorbacks in the round of 32, sending St John's star RJ Luis and the rest of the roster back home. During the NCAA Tournament -- and before ...

Astros righty Luis Garcia hasn’t pitched since May 1, 2023 due to an elbow injury that required Tommy John surgery later that month. He’s been building back up in camp this year, pitching 9 2/ ...

BetMGM, a sports betting and iGaming operator, has named Puerto Rican basketball legend Carlos Arroyo as its first Brand Ambassador in Puerto Rico. The former NBA player and national team star will ...

SURPRISE, Ariz. -- Among manager Stephen Vogt’s impressions of Luis Ortiz this spring is how much fun the right-hander is to be around. “He’s always smiling,” Vogt said. “He's always happy. He wants ...

BRADENTON, Fla. — When January became February and there were still no offers — not even minor-league deals — Christian Arroyo felt uncomfortable. Camps were opening. He didn’t have a job.