Sharing the name of your hero is pretty special, and that’s exactly what happened to this boy from Beerse, near Antwerp, Belgium. "At first, I thought it was fun," the 15-year-old Wout Van Aert ...

Read more below the Strava post! Back in Belgium, Van Aert rode a 67-kilometer training ride on May 5 titled "damage control". For those reading between the lines, the message was clear.

Broadband providers that win BEAD awards can now satisfy the law’s requirement to “ensure reliability and resilience of broadband infrastructure” by establishing risk management plans that ...

The BEAD program was signed into law as part of the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act of 2021. It's the largest investment the government has ever made in expanding internet access -- a once ...

Wout van Aert is abandoning the Tour de France after learning that his pregnant wife's labor is "imminent." He's seen here earlier this week, ascending Saint-Gervais-les-Bains in the French Alps.

After finishing a disappointing 15th at the E3 Saxo Classic last Friday, which saw Van Aert's long-term rival Mathieu van der Poel ride solo to victory, the Belgian has all but been ruled out of ...

As for what the future now holds, Van Aert has promised to fight for stage wins throughout the Vuelta and as he said “I’m also thinking about the red jersey.

The BEAD money is being distributed to states by the National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA). Texas leads the way with $3.31 billion in today's allocations, followed by ...