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They're hoping the recreational activity will boost tourism.

A tipsy school teacher lost her driver’s license for two years.

n elderly veteran of the Great War is being honored in the nation's capital.

An Uber driver in Colorado whose passenger "gifted" him with a scratch off later won $140,000, the state’s lottery announced Thursday.

A teenage boy said he was left feeling disgusted and queasy for days after biting into a massive green bug inside his McDonald's chicken burger.

The Antioch location has opened its doors after tragedy struck on April 22.

It’s only been a little over a day since Kim Kardashian revealed the look of her new KKW Body perfume, but fragrance fans — and Jean Paul Gaultier — are already calling her out for copying its design.

Get ‘em while they’re not so hot.

Doesn't want to be a downer.

A handful of companies are battling to bring the first production Hyperloop to life, and Virgin Hyperloop One continues to appear as the frontrunner.

A Milwaukee-area bar called “Walk Her Inn, Drag Her Out” is stirring controversy in the #MeToo era because critics say the name promotes sexual assault.

If you’ve ever been to Chick-fil-A, you probably noticed that when customers say “thank you,” employees say “my pleasure.”

A woman in Staten Island went on a tirade at a Popeye’s restaurant earlier this month after mistakenly ordering an item that’s only available at Wendy’s, The New York Daily News reported, citing police.

The dress code bans “anything that promotes weapons.”

The watch is estimated to be worth $3,000.

Not everyone would return a lost one hundred dollar bill to its rightful owner. But that’s exactly what 8-year-old Jaron Johnson did after he found one outside of a Walmart in Pineville, Louisiana, last week.

A Japanese technology firm has built a robot that can transform into a car.

A roomy living space, a built-in mattress, USB charging ports, a ventilation fan, and more.

While many places seek to ban plastic grocery bags in an effort to cut back on waste, one city in California is taking it one step further by targeting disposable containers and cups.

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