United States: As the day progresses, cities like New York will host the famous Times Square Ball Drop ... Germany: New Year’s Eve, or “Silvester”, is celebrated with lively parties, fireworks, and ...

After 17 years of service, Times Square's glittering New Year's Eve ball is hanging up its hat. The ball will be on display ...

The timeless Times Square treasure made its final descent Wednesday, coming down from its perch on a pole atop 1 Times Square ...

NEW YORK-- The ball that will drop in Times Square to usher in 2025 has been unveiled days before its final run. Organizers of the iconic New Year's Eve party in New York City screwed the last ...

NEW YORK -- An estimated 1 million people packed Times Square to watch the New Year's Eve 2025 ball drop Tuesday night. A Times Square Alliance live feed kicked off the coverage from the ...

The Times Square New Year's Eve Ball is a 12-foot geodesic sphere covered in Waterford Crystal triangles and illuminated by LED lights. The ball drop tradition began in 1907 and has evolved over ...

New Yorkers and tourists gathered in Times Square Saturday to bid “Good Riddance” to bedbugs, belly weight, loud neighbors and feelings for former lovers in 2025. More than 100 people showed ...

The new year marks a new look for the world's most famous New Year's Eve ball. The timeless Times Square treasure made its final descent Wednesday, coming down from its perch on a pole atop 1 ...

New York Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch said there "are no specific credible threats" to the Times Square New Year's Eve celebration. She noted, however, that the department "remains vigilant ...

The crystal-covered ball that descends down a pole in Times Square to ring in the new year was taken for a test run Monday, as New York City officials laid out their plans for the iconic New Year ...

The crystal-covered ball that descends down a pole in Times Square to ring in the new year was taken for a test run Monday, as New York City officials laid out their plans for the iconic New Year ...

Since crowds first began gathering in Times Square to commemorate New Year’s Eve over a century ago, it has been a ritual to flock to midtown’s brightly lit chaos to ring in new beginnings.