Jim Duffy with Throwback Thursday takes us back to the 1800's to discuss a flu outbreak that affected horses and had long term effects on how we live our lives.

Discover how early 19th century American agriculture fueled .....shaped westward expansion, and built the foundation of the U.S. economy.

Tucked deep in the American countryside, this 1800s farmhouse lies abandoned yet electricity still runs through its walls. Once home to the Crowley family, the house now stands as a quiet monument to ...

That’s when the NFL kicks off its annual “ My Cause My Cleats ” initiative. Over 1,800 players and coaches will wear cleats ...

Breaking down America by demographics can reveal a lot of gaps. But none is so all-encompassing as the statistical social and functional contrasts involving population density.

Breaking down America by demographics can reveal a lot of gaps. But none is so all-encompassing as the statistical social and functional contrasts involving population density.

And now it’s up for sale. The Philadelphia-based Freeman’s, an auction house as old as the watch itself, acquired the piece ...

Chasing the retirement dream doesn’t have to mean settling for a smaller apartment or cutting back on dining out. While many ...

As you edge closer to San Antonio, a pair of cities north of I-10 deliver a share of entertaining stops. First up is sunny ...

Just over the New Hampshire border, the clang of industry still echoes through Amesbury — a small city with a big story. (via ...

In Apalachee, Georgia, time has quietly faded away—its empty streets and leaning buildings whisper memories of a century long ...

The houses are worn by weather and time, photographed in isolation like forgotten monuments. They have a haunted feel: Windows are boarded on Victorian-era turrets; paint flakes off the towering ...