All articles tagged with #stadium safety
Originally Published 23 days ago — by The New York Times
President Donald Trump signed the Safer Skies Act into law, enhancing stadium security by allowing local police to disable unauthorized drones during major events, addressing growing concerns over drone interference at large gatherings and critical infrastructure.
Originally Published 5 months ago — by NME
A man died after falling from the upper tier at Oasis's Wembley Stadium concert, prompting concerns about stadium safety and security, with witnesses criticizing lax security measures and alcohol-related issues. Oasis expressed condolences, and authorities are investigating the incident, which has raised questions about crowd management at large events.
Originally Published 7 months ago — by Daily Mail
A Yankees fan was injured by falling concrete at Dodger Stadium during a World Series rematch, raising concerns about stadium safety. The fan, from Mexico City, was hit in the head by a piece of concrete while attending the game, and received medical attention. The incident occurred during the third inning, and the Dodgers are aware but have not commented further. The game ended with the Dodgers winning 8-5.
Originally Published 7 months ago — by The New York Times
A Yankees fan was hit by a piece of falling concrete at Dodger Stadium during a game, raising concerns about stadium safety as the concrete appeared craggy and unstable, prompting an investigation by stadium authorities.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by CBS Sports
A piece of metal fell from the roof of the Dallas Cowboys' AT&T Stadium before their game against the Houston Texans, but no injuries occurred. Cowboys owner Jerry Jones stated that the incident posed no risk to players or fans, as the roof was closed before anyone was present. The issue was attributed to strong winds and is considered fixable. The Cowboys' stadium has faced previous issues, including sunlight interference during games, but Jones remains committed to maintaining its outdoor feel.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by New York Post
A piece of metal fell from the roof of AT&T Stadium before the Dallas Cowboys' "Monday Night Football" game against the Houston Texans, narrowly missing production staff. No injuries were reported, and the roof was closed after the incident. A second piece of metal was also found loose and secured by stadium officials. The Cowboys have not played with the roof open since October 2022, and the incident is under review to determine future safety measures.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by CBS Sports
A piece of the AT&T Stadium roof fell onto the field before the Dallas Cowboys' game against the Houston Texans, with no injuries reported. The incident occurred as the retractable roof was being opened, marking the first time it was used since 2022. The Cowboys are reviewing the situation to ensure future safety. Despite ongoing issues with sunlight during games, owner Jerry Jones remains committed to maintaining the stadium's outdoor feel.