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The Wave could see a rising tide of visitors on Utah-Arizona border

Agency considers raising limit at Utah-Arizona hiking destination

An Oregon retreat: Surrounded by wilderness, remote lodge offers rustic luxury

The friendly pack of dogs gathered around the edge of Minam River Lodge’s pole barn has no idea what to make of square dancing, or of the 20 or so people doing it. The dogs, pets...

With 75 million travelers, Orlando remains most-visited place

ORLANDO, Fla. – Orlando had 75 million visitors last year as the theme park mecca continued to be the most visited destination in the United States, tourism officials said Thursday. ...

U.S.-Canada border transfers raise fear of delayed crossings

DERBY LINE, Vt. – Hundreds of border agents from across the U.S. are being temporarily transferred south ahead of the busy summer tourism season, worrying those along the northern border who...

The shows on this cruise line rival Broadway

134 productions in 50 theaters on 26 ships

Infamous gangster’s prison cell wasn’t as luxurious as he claimed

PHILADELPHIA When mobster Al Capone was jailed in Philadelphia in 1929, one newspaper portrayed his cell as a luxurious lockup, adorned with richly colored oriental rugs, polished...

Grounded Max jets could contribute to higher summer fares

The grounding of Boeing 737 Max jets likely means that fare increases this summer will be larger than already expected and airlines will struggle to handle disruptions such as storms that sh...

Big Boy steam locomotive chugs to post-restoration debut

CHEYENNE, Wyo. – One of the world’s biggest and most powerful steam locomotives is chugging to its big debut after five years of restoration work. Big Boy No. 4014 rolled out of a...

Blame social media for parking fee at river overlook

Local Arizona spot grows exponentially in its popularity

Waikiki flood concerns spur push for Hawaii shore protection

Report forecasts 3-foot rise in sea level by end of century

Notre Dame fire was a warning bell. But will Europe listen?

Historic monuments do not receive regular maintenance

In India, election workers travel 4 days, 300 miles to get to 1 voter

MALOGAM, India – In the fading afternoon light, Gammar Bam glanced down nervously at a fast-flowing river in a corner of northeastern India. His team had already driven eight hours on one-la...