FIFA World Cup

New England Patriots CEO Robert Kraft confirms Gillette Stadium returns to artificial turf for 2026 NFL action, replacing the temporary natural grass field installed for FIFA World Cup games.

New Bedford student Leo Silveira wins a worldwide art contest earning a trip to see Brazil play and having his work featured on the team bus.

World Cup travel to Foxboro is getting expensive, with MBTA train tickets and parking costs surprising fans.

Seekonk bans short-term rentals ahead of 2026 FIFA World Cup, warning residents against listing homes on Airbnb or Vrbo despite expected tourism surge.

Project GOAL RI is fundraising to build futsal mini pitches in Woonsocket and Pawtucket, bringing World Cup soccer excitement to Rhode Island youth communities.

New Bedford and Mayor Jon Mitchell would love the chance to host some FIFA World Cup soccer practices and more.

Providence’s Waterplace Park will host PUMA’s House of Portugal, blending World Cup soccer, Portuguese culture, watch parties and fan events all summer.

Bryant University is set as a Rhode Island base camp while Gillette Stadium hosts seven 2026 FIFA World Cup games for local fans.

With Germany's thrilling 1-0 win over Argentina just earlier today, the 2014 World Cup has officially come to its end.

Well, it took about 33 minutes longer than I expected and a couple less goals, but after 123 minutes of game play Germany reigns supreme in the soccer world.