Welcome to the career of Wander Franco, baseball’s fairy tale in reverse. Franco walked away from his trial on sexual abuse charges in the Dominican Republic Thursday as a free, but broken, man.

A court in Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic, found baseball player Wander Franco — of the Tampa Bay Rays — guilty of abuse and sexual exploitation of a minor and imposed a two-year prison ...

Dominican professional baseball player Wander Franco was found guilty of sexually abusing a minor and handed a suspended sentence of two years in prison, a Dominican court ruled on Thursday.

Wander Franco was found guilty of sexual abuse of a minor in his native Dominican Republic. However, the Rays shortstop dodged jail time despite pleas from prosecutors to put him behind bars.

Thursday’s verdict practically ends not just the one-time All Star’s MLB career, but any chance he could ever return to the U.S.

A woman was pronounced dead after a vehicle went off an overpass in northeast Harris County on Friday morning.

Wander Franco, who is still under contract with the Tampa Bay Rays, was convicted of sexual abuse in a Dominican court Thursday, according to the Associated Press.

Wander Franco was found guilty of sexual abuse of a minor in the Dominican Republic on Thursday, according to ESPN Deportes’ Juan Arturo Recio.

Wander Franco, the suspended Tampa Bay Rays shortstop charged in a sexual abuse case, was found guilty on Thursday but received a two-year suspended sentence. Franco was arrested last year after ...

Wander Franco was found guilty of sexually abusing a minor and handed a suspended sentence.

Once seen as a cornerstone piece for the Rays, Franco faces a two-year suspended sentence after a Dominican court found him guilty of abusing a 14-year-old girl.

The Pittsburgh Steelers announced that Hall of Fame running back Franco Harris’ jersey, No. 32, will be retired during the 50th anniversary celebration of the Immaculate Reception which will be ...