Jerry Rice is not campaigning for a statue of himself outside Levi’s Stadium but the 49ers should consider it and put more ...

VIDEO AND WHAT CUSTOMERS HAVE TO SAY ABOUT THE HEIST. SURVEILLANCE FOOTAGE SHOWS TWO THIEVES CUTTING DOWN AND TOPPLING OVER A LARGE BRONZE STATUE OF A RAM. I DON’T UNDERSTAND PEOPLE THAT DO THAT, YOU ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... The Rockies’ two Hall of Famers will be immortalized at Coors Field. The club announced Saturday at Fan Fest that it plans to unveil statues honoring Todd ...

The Rocky statue that has stood next to the Philadelphia Art Museum steps for two decades is being permanently moved to the top of the museum's steps, mirroring the infamous scene from the 1976 movie.

PUNXSUTAWNEY, Pa. (WTAJ) — Thousands of Phil’s faithful followers flocked to Punxsutawney Monday, celebrating tradition and ...

PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- Get ready to climb the steps next time you want to pose with the Rocky statue at the Philadelphia Art Museum. On Wednesday, the city's Art Commission voted to move the iconic ...

One of Philadelphia's most recognizable landmarks is returning to its original home. The city's iconic Rocky statue will be moved to the top of the Philadelphia Art Museum steps, following a vote by ...

Rockies Fest was a great chance for Colorado Rockies fans to meet their favorite players, coaches and franchise legends. It’s also a great time for the Rockies to make big announcements and they made ...

MOUNT PLEASANT — On a holiday weekend nine months after a bronze statue of the late Wayne Magwood was erected on the bridge over Shem Creek, someone stole his shrimp. The statue of the man whose ...

Fred A. Kail Jr., a sculptor who created bronze statues of Johnny Unitas and Ray Lewis at the M&T Bank Stadium, died of a stroke on Jan. 5 at Gilchrist Center Towson. He was 89 and lived in Stevenson.

The Supreme Judicial Court will take up the case of controversial saint statues commissioned by Quincy Mayor Tom Koch for a public safety building.

ST. LOUIS — For nearly fifty years, the bronze likeness of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. stood as a silent sentry in Fountain Park, its right hand outstretched in a permanent gesture of peace. But just ...