Sitting right on the edge of the Rocky Mountains and the High Plains, Boulder, Colorado became a destination after the University of Colorado was built there in 1876.

You may not be able to tell by the weather yet, but we’re officially in autumn.

Every year, Americans line up and pay money to be corralled into dark rooms and narrow hallways, screamed at and chased with weapons, all for the purpose of entertainment.

There’s more to San Francisco than trolley cars and the Golden Gate Bridge.

Road trip warriors, take heed: The United States is home to plenty of unusual museums, specializing in less than earth-shaking works.

Too often our families settle on a quick jaunt to the amusement park or a nearby beach. We have another idea.

Over the last few months air travel in the United States has been greatly compromised by mandatory budget cuts created by the Congressional legislation widely referred to as the “sequester.”

One of the many advantages to living in the United States is the incredible amount of diversity that can be found without ever leaving your own country.

Summer’s here and you know what that means: music festival season is upon us once again.

Sometimes the journey is more fun than the destination.