Costa Rica’s Copa del Café tennis tournament opens in Escazú

Five more people have been detained during sea turtle protection operations at Ostional National Wildlife Refuge in Guanacaste, bringing the number of people arrested...

Costa Rica's foreign minister spent the weekend defending a diplomatic split with Cuba that Havana says it was never formally told about, and by...

Costa Rica’s Juan Santamaría International Airport has renewed the highest level of an international passenger experience accreditation, placing the country’s main airport among just...

Less than two weeks after reopening following more than ₡105 million (about $219,000) in repairs, the velodrome at Parque de La Paz in southern...

Costa Rica now has a law requiring wildlife crossings on public infrastructure projects, but the regulation that will actually put it into practice could...

Costa Rica's population could begin shrinking earlier than previously expected as the number of children being born continues to fall faster than population experts...

More than 50 small earthquakes struck the area around Irazú Volcano this morning, but seismologists say the activity points to movement along a shallow...

More than 25,000 people have been deported by the United States to countries with which they have no ties under agreements involving 35 nations and hundreds of millions of dollars, according to an investigation by Forbidden Stories.

From bankbooks and free bocas to machete-cut grass and Lada Nivas, a longtime resident looks back at the Costa Rica he first encountered and how the country has changed.