Hoffmann, 25, gets up to the big leagues for the first time. Drafted by Atlanta, he was flipped to the Royals almost three years ago, as part of the Drew Waters trade in July of 2022.

After struggles at Triple-A Omaha, Andrew Hoffmann reset his baseball career in the Dominican Winter League. He’s about to debut in the KC Royals’ MLB bullpen.

The Hoffmann Media Group, part of the Hoffmann Family of Cos., last year paid $4 million for a 5.2% stake in the nation's fourth-largest newspaper group, Lee Enterprises, according to The New York ...

[Martin Lorton] has a vintage Harmon 4200B selective voltmeter that needed repair. He picked it up on eBay, and he knew it wasn’t working, but it was in good condition, especially for the price.

Hoffmann’s plans to become a newspaper baron have left St. Louisans scratching their heads as well. One reason is that Hoffmann’s forway into Missouri wine country is generally seen as a blunder. He ...

Diane E. Hoffmann, the Jacob A. France Professor of Health Law at the University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law, serves as director of the law school’s Law & Health Care Program ...

It is with great sadness that we share the passing of our beloved father, son, uncle, friend, brother and husband Todd Hoffmann. Todd passed peacefully at the age of 62 in his home in the company o… ...

In 2023, Hoffmann got his chance to not only move back to his adopted hometown of Scottsdale, but he got one of his biggest opportunities yet in leading the Arizona Biltmore Resort following the ...

Hoffmann’s research group was one of the first to examine spin-orbit interactions, or how electrons in a magnetic field spin in place while orbiting around an atom’s nucleus. By generating a current ...

The third time is the charm. Teddy Hoffmann has changed his mind about his next home. Despite being verbally committed to Florida Atlantic, he flipped to North Carolina State on Friday morning ...

Child dancers practiced at the barre while Hoffmann’s second love, Antonia, sang of her sorrow at being so unwell. Franco-German composer Jacques Offenbach worked on The Tales of Hoffmann from 1877.

David Hoffmann, a Florida investor worth $1.6 billion, who has purchased more than 5 percent of Lee Enterprises, one of America’s largest newspaper companies, wants to buy up a controlling stake.