Kentucky has a waterfall that makes rainbows at night. Not a trick, not a light show, just water and moonlight doing something that happens in only one other place on earth. Cumberland Falls drops 68 ...

Cane River Creole National Historical Park holds the story of America’s most unlikely business empire. Marie Thérèse Coincoin was born into slavery in 1742 at Natchitoches, but she refused to stay ...

Huntington Beach has been a surf town for more than a century, and the pier at the end of Main Street is where it all comes together. The concrete deck reaches 1,850 feet into the Pacific, one of the ...

Every Saturday morning in Kahului, more than 200 vendors spread out across the parking lot of the University of Hawaii Maui College, and thousands of people show up to walk the rows. Locals. Visitors.

Most people picture Oklahoma as flat and dry. Lake Tenkiller will change that. Tucked into the Ozark foothills of eastern Oklahoma, this 12,900-acre reservoir sits inside a landscape of rocky bluffs ...

Fort Boonesborough State Park in Kentucky preserves the site where thirteen-year-old Jemima Boone proved that quick thinking beats panic every time. On July 14, 1776, she and two friends were captured ...

Ohio is a state rich in history, culture, and natural beauty. But it also has its share of mysteries and legends, some of which defy the laws of physics and logic. Two of these are King Memorial Road ...

This crystal clear waterway starts at one of Florida’s deepest natural springs, stretching 12 miles through Hernando County, beginning at Weeki Wachee Springs State Park, and flowing into the Gulf of ...

Shirley Chisholm’s name echoes with resilience, determination, and an unyielding commitment to justice. As the inaugural black woman elected to the United States Congress and the pioneering woman to ...

Missouri is part Midwest, part South, and 100% proud of its quirks. Whether you’re talking Cardinals baseball, debating BBQ styles, or bragging about how you survived the Great Flood of ’93, ...

America’s young navy faced its first real test when North African pirates started seizing U. S. ships after 1783. Without British protection, merchant crews were captured and sold into slavery while ...

Central Florida’s wild side is hiding in Lakeland An hour from Orlando’s theme parks, past the exit ramps and the resort signs, there’s 1,267 acres of real Florida sitting quietly along the northwest ...