UConn Huskies, it’s that beautiful time of year in Storrs again. You open the door to leave for your 8 a.m. and a brisk chill hits your face instead of dry and heavy heat. The flannels and ...

The morning has the power to set the tone for everything that follows, making it the perfect time to adopt a practice that supports health and longevity. Studies of Blue Zones—five regions in the ...

In the past, buying a bed meant spending your weekends traipsing through furniture stores, trying out different mattresses, and price checking. Today you can buy your bed online, all at leisure and ...

Now that autumn's in full swing and the evenings are getting darker, it’s the perfect time to make tealight holders using fallen leaves, which can decorate garden trees or be a simple table decoration ...

Filmmaker Ben Leonberg and his dog Indy stop by USA TODAY to chat about the horror movie "Good Boy." The film stars Indy and took three years to make.

Late this past summer, Friend paid $1 million to plaster more than 10,000 white posters throughout the New York City subway system with messages such as I’ll binge the entire series with you. To my ...

Stephen Jones, SVP Digital Development, on how VyStar Credit Union is automating coding workflows as regional players race to match digital banking giants ...

Oct. 5—With its monumental peaks and vast valleys, western Montana has long been revered as an Eden for outdoors enthusiasts of all stripes. A patchwork of public forestlands creates a haven for ...

Today urges Leos to embrace inner clarity, making tough decisions that feel right despite initial discomfort. Honesty in love, trusting intuition in c ...

The most scenic walking trails in Birmingham and the West Midlands, perfect for autumn explorations according to AllTrails ...

The amount a town or city invests in sports-related infrastructure may impact how active the people who live there are, according to new University of Georgia research published in the European Sport ...

How Attackers Weaponize Your DNS For many IT professionals, DNS is the internet’s invisible plumbing, historically managed by a “guy with a Unix beard in the basement,” as Infoblox educator Josh Kuo ...