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Every year in Valencia, Spain, artists spend months and up to $250,000 creating towering sculptures, knowing they'll burn them all in one spectacular night. It's not destruction—it's Las Fallas, a centuries-old tradition that turns an entire city into a celebration of art, community, and renewal.
Eduardo Valencia spent eight years in the minors recovering from surgeries and setbacks before finally reaching the big leagues. His first swing resulted in a home run that had the entire Tigers dugout on their feet cheering.
Spain's Port of Valencia is turning massive concrete breakwaters into vertical solar farms, proving that clean energy infrastructure can hide in plain sight. The innovative project could show ports worldwide how to generate power without using valuable land.
A priceless 17th-century manuscript that vanished from Valencia over 100 years ago just turned up in an online listing for €71,900. Spanish police spotted it during routine monitoring and reunited it with historians who thought it was lost forever.
While 47 out LGBTQ+ athletes compete at the 2026 Winter Olympics, thousands more will gather this summer for the Gay Games in València, Spain. Since 1982, this global event has celebrated inclusion over exclusion, welcoming athletes of all identities to compete in everything from track and field to dragon boating.
Seven months after the second-fastest marathon debut in history, Ethiopian runner Fotyen Tesfay is gearing up for a world record attempt with a massive prize on the line. She'll race the Buenos Aires Half Marathon in August before chasing Ruth Chepngetich's record in Valencia this December.
After weeks of struggle, Valencia's Sadiq Umar has found his scoring touch at the perfect moment, netting crucial goals that could save his club from relegation and earn him a spot on Nigeria's national team. His powerful header against Girona marked his second consecutive game with a goal, signaling a remarkable turnaround.
Nigerian midfielder Alex Iwobi reached his 100th appearance for Fulham in a comeback FA Cup victory, joining an elite group who've played 100+ games for three Premier League clubs. Fellow Super Eagle Sadiq Umar ended a 10-month scoring drought with a crucial goal that lifted Valencia out of the relegation zone.
Eduardo Rodriguez turned down his manager's handshake after eight perfect innings because he wasn't done yet. The 33-year-old pitcher talked his way into the ninth inning for the first time in his 11-year career, leading the Diamondbacks to victory.
Emanuel Navarrete became a unified super-featherweight world champion after stopping Eduardo Nunez in Arizona, adding the IBF belt to his WBO title. The three-division champion showed remarkable skill and sportsmanship in an all-Mexican showdown that proved his place among boxing's elite.
World Cup champion Nicolás Otamendi is coming home to Argentina to play for the team he's supported his whole life. After nearly 20 years playing abroad and winning 26 trophies, "El General" is finally wearing the River Plate colors.
Olympic triathlon champion Alex Yee will pace his friend Emile Cairess at the London Marathon as he attempts to break Britain's marathon record. The two elite athletes are repaying each other's support in a heartwarming display of sportsmanship.
A 37-year-old goalkeeper who spent most of his career on the bench delivered one of the most heroic World Cup performances ever, earning tiny Curaçao their first-ever point. Eloy Room made 15 saves against Ecuador, coming within one of the all-time record.
Ecuador agreed to lower punishing tariffs on Colombian imports from 100% to 75%, offering hope that a months-long trade dispute between the neighboring nations may be cooling. The move comes after diplomatic outreach and signals renewed commitment to cooperation along their shared border.
Spain just earned 794 Blue Flags for its beaches, marinas and boats, the highest number ever awarded to any country. The eco-certification means cleaner water, safer swimming, and better accessibility for millions of beachgoers.
While luxury high-rises crumbled around it, a modest apartment building in Venezuela stood tall after back-to-back earthquakes, proving that smart design beats flashy construction. The builder's 60 years of experience and refusal to ignore nature's warnings saved six families.
A legendary Mexican band that started their journey in California 55 years ago just got their own official day in San Francisco. Los Tigres del Norte received the key to the city in a ceremony celebrating their music and voice for immigrant communities.
Scientists created a mapping tool that predicted where flood victims would be carried, helping emergency teams save lives during Spain's devastating 2024 floods. The breakthrough could transform how rescuers respond to future disasters.
Scientists in Spain have proven that artificial wetlands can slash water pollution by up to 80 percent, offering a powerful nature-based solution to protect lakes and rivers. The breakthrough shows these green systems work even when treating unpredictable pollution from cities and farms.
Hundreds of students and families packed NeoCity's STEM Day in Osceola County to explore robotics, emergency tech, and semiconductor innovations shaping tomorrow's careers. The event connected future leaders with industry experts across 30+ organizations.
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