stadiums

Governments provide big subsidies even if the dollars and cents don’t add up, says The Economist’s Simon Rabinovitch.

Large sports facilities across the country are handling a new kind of crowd: people looking to get inoculated against COVID-19.

Architecture firms that specialize in stadium design are being asked to make changes to help fans maintain social distancing.

LA’s new SoFi stadium is set to open, but there won’t be fans in the stands.

Experts say more venues with large crowds could soon be experimenting with going cashless.

The debate still carries on, even as some teams take more community concerns into account.

It's become the norm for pro sports franchises to count on tax-free municipal bonds for building stadium projects.

They expect more publicity than sales of toasted grasshoppers or a patty melt on a funnel cake bun.