Tucked along the meandering Sheepscot River in Maine’s breathtaking Midcoast region, this self-proclaimed “Maine’s Prettiest Village” wears its title with the quiet confidence of someone who knows ...

Just a short stroll away, Castle Tucker offers a different architectural flavor with its distinctive mansard roof and commanding position overlooking the river. Built in 1807 and later remodeled in ...

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The iconic steam whistle will soon echo in northern Delaware as the Wilmington & Western Railroad is plotting to get back on track with rides starting this fall. "We're Back!" Wilmington & Western ...

BRIDGEPORT — City police said a local man was arrested for sexually assaulting a teenage girl while she was headed to school Tuesday morning in what authorities described as a violent attack. Cordero ...

WATAUGA COUNTY, N.C. (WTVD) -- A Halloween tradition getting back on track in the North Carolina mountains. The Ghost Train at Tweetsie Railroad is rolling again. Daytime guests can still enjoy all of ...

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NORFOLK, Va. (WAVY) — A former councilwoman has launched an app that she hopes can eventually revolutionize how the nation deals with a continual complaint: blocked railroad crossings. Thursday, ...

Fall's foliage change is in full swing across southern Michigan, according to foliage color forecast map available at Explore Fall, giving Michiganders an opportunity to see the fall colors via steam ...

At the turn of the 20th century, automobiles were forced to share the "roads" with what was still the primary mode of transportation for most people. In 1902, 23,000 cars were operating within the ...