The 'Euphoria' star, who turned 28 on Sept. 12, celebrated the special milestone with an intergalactic-themed birthday bash surrounded by her A-list friends ...

Austin’s best cafés for National Coffee Day: breakfast tacos, wine bars, lakeside patios and late-night study havens with strong coffee and Wi-Fi.

The only Dick's Sporting Goods in Durham is closing soon. The store, located at 5422 New Hope Commons Drive in the New Hope Commons shopping center, is having a sale ahead of the closure, with 50% off ...

The new facility, called Making Home, is located at 97 Victoria Street North in downtown Kitchener. It is being run by The Working Centre, a non-profit that has helped people navigate unemployment and ...

Barring some type of last-minute reprieve, the federal government is careening toward a shutdown Tuesday night. It’s a complicated game of chicken between Republicans and Democrats. So who will blink ...

Elon Musk, the visionary CEO of SpaceX, has recently made a bold prediction about the future capabilities of the company’s Starship. According to Musk, in approximately 6 or 7 years, the Starship will ...

A child care center in Middlebury is expanding. New projects will allow Otter Creek Child Center to almost double its current enrollment. Staff said this is a big step toward expanding access to child ...

Artist crystal bi is transforming Boston’s public spaces with interactive events that invite residents to reflect on memory, belonging, and the power of imagination. Through collaborative experiences ...

Automotive giant Honda and lunar startup Astrobotic are teaming up to explore how a regenerative fuel cell system could help keep the lights on during long nights on the Moon.

Streamer IShowSpeed, aka Darren Jason Watkins Jr., mistook Elon Musk’s SpaceX rocket for a UFO during a recent livestream.

For starters, that responsibility should begin with reading the final report of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, which was released 10 years ago, said Bryant-Gravelle, who is the City of ...

Art Museum’s recent installation of Sarah Sze’s “Sleepers” is good news in two ways that might matter to art fans.