Artists transform marine debris into art, educating national park visitors in the process.

Ancient Egypt has been keeping secrets for thousands of years, and somehow, it’s still throwing curveballs at historians. From elaborate tombs with cryptic inscriptions to artifacts that defy ...

A 10-year-old girl out on a shoreline stroll on a Wales beach literally stumbled upon five prehistoric dinosaur footprints.

at the Tool Live in the Sand festival. On March 7, Mastodon announced Brent Hinds’ departure after 25 years with the band. In a heartfelt statement, they wrote: “Friends and Fans, after 25 ...

Even when design trends seem to come and go with lightning speed, there are a few things that stay consistent. Think of white kitchens, stripes, or a marble with just the right amount of veining.

Reggae and dancehall producer BL Tha Hook Slaya is ecstatic that his 2017 song Hit the Strip, which he co-wrote and produced, was prominently featured in the critically acclaimed film Anora, which ...

Photo Provided Comedian Clay Foley puts on shows throughout the nation to benefit homeless pets with his “Comedy to the Rescue” tour and will help raise funds for Belmont County Hoof & Paw ...

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Train car after train car, filled with Wisconsin sand. It’s vital to the Alberta oil and gas industry. Of the approximately eight million tonnes of sand the Canadian oil and gas industry uses ...

The event will help raise scholarship funding, ensuring more individuals can benefit from Hoofprints in the Sand's therapeutic programs. You will also have the opportunity to meet the HITS herd ...

It's probably the most neglected part of the kitchen. One of the most despised chores has to be cleaning the oven. It’s easy to ignore – simply close the door – but it has a terrible roll-on effect.

I did not want to write this. Head in the desert sand and keep bloody kicking. But I owe it to our great friend and Bahraini pioneer, whose early hoof prints galloped aside our ­footprints in the sand ...