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New Orleans Saints owner Gayle Benson and Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry attended Mass at Notre Dame in Paris as part of the renovation project at St. Louis Cathedral.
David Elder explores Halloween thrills at SEAWORLD SAN ANTONIO, tastes scratch-made Italian pasta at PAZZO PASTARIA, visits TIN TOP BURGER SHOP and TEXAS BISTRO in New Braunfels, samples Tex-Mex favorites at POBLANOS, Asian-American fusion at BEST QUALITY DAUGHTER, mesquite-grilled specialties at GOODE COMPANY ARMADILLO PALACE in Houston, and premium Wagyu steaks and fresh seafood at DEAN'S STEAK & SEAFOOD.
From Richmond Oktoberfest and Virginia Czech-Slovak Folklife Festival to Cirque de Paris and Shucktoberfest, there are plenty of ways to have fun this weekend.
Four eateries recently closed their doors in Broward and Palm Beach counties, including Magic Cow in Coral Springs, DoughBoys Pizzeria & Italian Restaurant in Pembroke Pines, and Velvet Taco in Fort Lauderdale. Park Tavern in Delray Beach is scheduled to close on Oct. 18.
On the region's wind-scoured summits, four decades of satellite data reveal the ancient tundra is blooming.
Long before Universal Epic Universe, 1993 saw the grand opening of another ambitious theme park in Central Florida, Splendid China.
An LAX accident happened Tuesday. A Delta Air Lines plane and an Air Canada plane collided on the tarmac in Los Angeles, CA.
The Lost Kitchen owner is kicking off a national book tour for her newest cookbook, 'Seize the Supper.'
Jackson told News Center Maine earlier this week that Jewish Mainers don't want to call Israeli actions in Gaza a genocide because of their identity.
This is the first time in 14 years organizers have canceled the festival, they said.
A pilot was rescued after an MK-58 Hawker Hunter crashed in the Pacific Ocean off the coast of Morro Bay, California.
Saraga International Grocery is opening its first Kentucky location in Louisville, offering foods from Japan, Korea, Africa, Latin America and beyond.