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Selfie-snapping tourists have overwhelmed New England's leaf-peeping hot spots, causing dangerous traffic jams and concerns over visitor safety.
The contest's jury members and finalists were visibly shocked to hear the jaw-dropping news that left them momentarily speechless.
The storm's ferocious winds tore through the Lake Placid Solar Power Plant in Highlands County.
A terrifying invasive creature has been spotted in the Pacific Northwest for the first time in three years.
A shocking Border Patrol statistic has revealed why it's so easy for migrants to cross the US southern border.
A hunky San Antonio police officer has learned his fate after sending X-rated texts to a married woman while on the clock.
Move over, New York and LA - there's a new hotspot city on the real estate scene.
With home prices soaring in the once-quaint Park City, Utah, frustrated buyers are fleeing the tourist-packed mountain hub in search of more affordable options.
Tourists are only just realizing that the London Bridge isn't actually in London - it's been sitting in a desert city for over 50 years.
A Toronto mother who was acquitted of murdering her disabled teenage daughter, has launched a staggering $10 million lawsuit against the police who pursued her for 13 long years.
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