As summer travel hits full speed, Hot Springs National Park’s Fordyce Bathhouse Museum & Visitor Center is once again open ...

For Over 100 Years Residents of Boise have been using the hot springs to heat buildings since the 1890s. The local swimming pool was heated geothermally, as were a Victorian mansion owned by the head ...

Want a hot springs experience without the crowds? Head to Hvammsvík. Iceland's Blue Lagoon may be the country's most famous ...

Entergy Arkansas said a total of 62 customers were without power Friday morning for about an hour and a half after one of the ...

All of this can lead to itchiness after a very hot shower or bath. Some people can get hives (itchy raised bumps that look red on lighter skin and brown or purple on darker skin) after hot showers or ...

Having a hot shower or bath can increase your skin's pH, which may ultimately benefit golden staph. Being immersed in really hot water also pulls a lot of moisture from your dermis, and makes you ...

Thousands gathered in downtown Colorado Springs for the Colorado Springs “No Kings” protest on Saturday, June 14, 2025. In front of City Hall, just about every square inch of sidewalk was taken by ...

From the healing thermal waters that gave the town its name to the vibrant cultural scene that keeps minds engaged, Hot Springs offers retirees a lifestyle that feels indulgent without the indulgent ...

Hot Springs, Arkansas sits nestled in the Ouachita Mountains like a well-kept secret that’s too good not to share. This gem combines thermal waters that would make ancient Romans jealous with a ...

HOT SPRINGS VILLAGE -- A Hot Springs Village man was arrested on a charge of first-degree murder Thursday evening after fleeing from police, who then located a deceased woman in his house, police ...

Downtown Hot Springs has made a huge improvement over the last 15 years, ... The Hale Bath House had been vacant for many years, and the Majestic Hotel had vegetation growing inside." ...

In 1868 Chauncy Rose set out to drill for oil on the banks of the Wabash River at the foot of Walnut at Water streets. He struck, not oil, but ...