The Latest Breaking News from Madrid

From the early days to more recent times, a look at some of the men's matches watched by six figures in the stands...

King Felipe VI of Spain commemorates terror attack victims during a ceremony in Madrid, emphasizing the ongoing battle for freedom and the rule of law agai...

Spain and the European Union pay homage Monday to the 192 victims of the March 11, 2004 Madrid train bombings that marked the start of mass Islamist attacks in Europe.

Thousands protest in Madrid against proposed Catalan amnesty law, fearing compromise of rule of law. Tensions rise between Spanish government and Catalan s...

Thousands of people on Saturday protested in Madrid against an amnesty bill the Spanish government reached this week with Catalan independence parties, demanding the resignation of Socialist Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez.

Eight-stage race will include opening team time trial and three summit finishes

It was one of Spain's deadliest terrorist attacks in history. On the morning of March 11, 2004, ten bombs exploded almost simultaneously at the Atocha train station in the Spanish capital Madrid. Nearly 200 people were killed and more than 1,500 wounded. Twenty years later, survivors of the incident are…

Real Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti faces tax fraud charges for concealing income through shell companies. Ongoing scrutiny of financial practices in soccer.

Spanish prosecutors on Wednesday called for Real Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti to be jailed for four years and nine months, saying he had failed to declare earnings to the tax office.

The Spanish giants rode their luck in the first leg but do hold 1-0 aggregate lead

The Asturias city is home to revered cider, cheese, meat and beans – and a new rail link now makes it easy to get to from Madrid