Earlier efforts to keep the Arizona Diamondbacks were unfair to downtown Phoenix, but the final law contains measures that ...

The Diamondbacks are now the first team in MLB to offer a tactile broadcast for blind and visually impaired fans, as part of a partnership with Seattle-based startup OneCourt.

An Arizona Diamondbacks season ticket holder who interfered during a game on Monday night at Chase Field has been banned by ...

The Arizona Diamondbacks are one small step from securing up to $500 million to help with renovations to the team’s downtown home Chase Field.

Dartmouth field hockey head coach Mark Egner announced the teams 2025 schedule on Wednesday. The Big Green are slated for ...

Supporters of the bill said it would keep the Arizona Diamondbacks in Chase Field, with added penalties if the hometown team leaves before 2050.

The Phoenix Suns introduced technology to enhance the game-day experience for people with visual impairments earlier this ...

The upgrades estimated estimated price tag is expected between $500 million and $1 billion. The plans are to modernize the 27 ...

Dave McCaskill, the Diamondbacks fan who stole headlines after interfering with a home run ball in the eighth inning of ...

The Diamondbacks are likely sticking at Chase Field for a while after getting public funding for stadium upgrades. Read more at MLB Trade Rumors.

The Chase Field funding bill drew bipartisan support and opposition, uniting some of the most conservative and progressive lawmakers against it.

Arizona's legislature moves to secure Chase Field's future, with Governor Hobbs expected to sign a bill ensuring no new taxes for upkeep.