The owner of the Jet Set nightclub in the Dominican Republic that was the scene of a fatal roof collapse earlier this month ...

At least 98 people are dead, including a governor and two former MLB players, after the roof of a nightclub collapsed early ...

At least 221 people were killed and over 150 injured at the Jet Set nightclub in the capital of Santo Domingo, officials said ...

Celebrities, officials and Dominicans from the U.S. were among the hundreds who went to see a renowned merengue star perform — then a roof collapse killed 221 people.

Espaillat, a well-known businessman and owner of 50 radio stations in the Dominican Republic, was at a conference in Las Vegas when he received a call from his sister, who was under the rubble but ...

More than 155 people were taken to hospitals via ambulance after the roof of the Jet Set nightclub in Santo Domingo collapsed, officials said.

Juan Manuel Méndez, said at a news conference early Wednesday ... League Baseball pitcher Octavio Dotel, local media reported. He was taken to a hospital but did not survive, officials said. The ...

A devastating roof collapse at a popular nightclub in the capital of the Dominican Republic has claimed at least 184 lives, ...

Dominican Republic rescue workers have ended the search for survivors of a nightclub roof collapse as the death toll ...

Grief-stricken Dominicans on Thursday began holding funerals for loved ones who were among at least 220 people killed in a nightclub rooftop collapse, even as dozens remained unaccounted for.

A second former MLB player, first baseman Tony Blanco, died in the Dominican Republic nightclub collapse on Tuesday, April 8. Former MLB pitcher Octavio Dotel also died in the collapse.