I-90, I-80, and historic Route 66 are among the 11 longest highways in the U.S., linking major cities and beautiful ...

Leadoff hitter Reggie Sapa doubled, had three hits and scored four times as Columbia Falls downed Plains-Hot Springs 19-0 in a high school baseball game that lasted just three innings Saturday. Nico ...

A scene from "When Harry Met Sally" helped put New York's Katz's Deli on the map. And all over the country, there are equally ...

W ith 60% of Oregon designated as public land, a trip to the Beaver State is ideal for nature lovers, who can explore everywhere from high desert climates in the east to verdant f ...

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I’ve seen email threads asking for people to step up and volunteer to clean pit toilets or to provide toilet paper, and it’s ...

Iceland is known for its famous Blue Lagoon geothermal baths, but to save money and beat the crowds, visit this hot spring ...

Japanese hot springs—better known as onsens—are prized for their zen experience, with travelers coming from around the world to lounge in natural pools and bliss out. The country is home to ...

John Schneider was not happy with the call. Jomboy/X The Blue Jays’ argument was caught on a hot mic. Jomboy/X Things eventually settled down, and there were no ejections after the mild controversy.

Toronto Blue Jays manager John Schneider was caught disagreeing with home plate umpire Will Little during the team’s 8-2 win over the Baltimore Orioles Friday, and it was all caught on a broadcast.

a hot mic picks up someone on an MLB field cursing, whether it's a player ripping on an umpire or ... well, sending more expletives at an umpire. Here, we have the Toronto Blue Jays and Baltimore ...