Native Americans used to use the holes in the rocks at Yosemite National Park to prepare acorns for eating, creating a ...

Multiple players and people named in the college basketball point-shaving indictment are connected to the Philly region.

Director Nia DaCosta chases "Hedda" with the fourth entry in the "28 Days Later" series, boasting rampaging performances by ...

In the past, whales provided food, oil, and materials for tools. Most historians thought large-scale whale hunting only ...

In a new study, researchers have found a way to use waste from one to make the other more green. Almond shell powder (ASP) is ...

One year after her home in the Pacific Palisades was destroyed, Juliana Shallcross looks back on the travel souvenirs she ...

An Erie man wanted in a November shooting is now accused by police of beating a man and firing a gunshot at an SUV on Jan. 4.

The low tides led to numerous transgressions of what might be termed proper “tide pool protocol" by beachgoing tourists.

The Schoolchildren's Blizzard of 1888, which killed an estimated 235 people, was one of the most deadly disasters. But the ...

From the road, Cantler’s Riverside Inn doesn’t shout for attention. It’s just a turn off Forest Beach Road, a dip past the trees, a humble building tucked along the creek like it’s been there forever.

Brown compost materials are the carbon-rich backbone that lets your pile heat up, break down efficiently, and ultimately supercharge your soil. By pairing these browns with nitrogen-heavy greens at ...

When winter rolls around, it’s easy to let composting slide. The cold can make it feel like nothing will break down, but there are actually plenty of useful scraps you can still toss in your pile.