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March 20 is the official first day of spring, and companies such as Rita's Italian Ice and Dairy Queen, are celebrating by offering deals and freebies for its customers. The first day of spring ...

Spring Breakout is back. Fans will once again have a chance to watch their favorite team's top prospects this spring, and not just getting scattered playing time in spring training games. MLB will ...

The first day of meteorological spring was on March 1, and clocks sprang forward on March 9 for the beginning of daylight saving time. Now, it's almost time for the first day of astronomical spring.

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People make their way down Ocean Drive in South Beach during spring break in Miami Beach, Florida, on Saturday March 22, 2025. Pedro Portal pportal@miamiherald.com Spring break marched on in Miami ...