baseball hall of fame

Remember the time Yankees great Derek Jeter was expected to win a unanimous vote into Cooperstown's Baseball Hall of Fame but that didn't happen?

Heading to the Copperstown NY area? Here are a few things to know before you visit! Play ball is only one of them.

The U.S. Navy is getting ready to commission its newest littoral class fighting ship, and it just so happens to be named after a town in Otsego County!

Wait... Serial killer John Wayne Gacy has ties to Cooperstown?

The small size of the village makes it all the more spectacular when such large numbers gather to see their favorite stars receive their plaque.

With 2021 coming to an end, let’s take a look back at the year in local sports.

When you think of visiting Cooperstown, what comes to mind? Baseball Hall of Fame, Brewery Ommegang, or the Farmers' Museum. Here's another attraction to add to the list.

To anyone who has ever put on a Little League uniform, played catch with a parent, or tuned into a transistor radio to their favorite team, then Picturing America's Pastime - Historic Photography from the Baseball Hall of Fame Archives is a must-read...

Keep in mind, because of the pandemic, the 2020 festivities that surround the annual ceremony were called off. Dereker Jeter and Larry Walker headlined last year's class, but their inductions are now scheduled to be commemorated this July.

If you're into things that go bump in the night, explore the Haunted History Trail in New York State, with over 85 creepy, spooky, and downright haunted spots.

The Hall generated nearly $4 million in profits for 2019, so it's playing catch-up ball for the 2020 season.

Derek Jeter will have to wait one more year for his official induction into the Baseball Hall of Fame.