After hitting the beach in Fort Lauderdale, make sure to explore the historic houses in this upscale neighborhood that ...

My family went on a trip to Rosemary Beach, a town in Florida's 30A on the Emerald Coast. It was family-friendly, walkable, ...

Still no Thanksgiving Day dining plans? There's still time but don’t delay. Here’s a sampling of some Turkey Day specials Cape Coral and Fort Myers restaurants are offering for dine-in, to-go and ...

VICTIMS RECEIVE PROPER RESTITUTION. THE OWNERS OF A FORT DODGE RESTAURANT PLAN TO REBUILD AFTER THIS FIRE. OVER THE SUMMER, WHERE SMOKE WAS POURING OUT THE ROOF. BUT FIRST, OWNERS MARK AND CHRIS ANN ...

For those looking to trade kitchen duty for table service this Thanksgiving, several Fort Wayne-area restaurants are opening their doors Nov. 27. Eddie Merlot’s, 1502 Illinois Road S., will serve a ...

To continue reading this content, please enable JavaScript in your browser settings and refresh this page. Preview this article 1 min A longtime nightlife restaurant ...

Season 2 of Taylor Sheridan's "Landman" returns to Paramount+ on Nov. 16. The series features Billy Bob Thornton and was primarily filmed in Fort Worth, significantly bolstering the local economy.

Celebrities: They’re just like us. Ahead of the premiere of Season 2 of Landman, actors Billy Bob Thornton, James Jordan and more pledged their love for Fort Worth — and for its restaurants. Thornton, ...

Tableside queso? Yes, please. Casual taco and tequila shop Paloma Suerte in Fort Worth is a favorite among 'Landman' actors. Thornton, who plays oil-and-gas fixer Tommy Norris in the Taylor Sheridan ...

Attention, residents of Broward County. Your largest city may be on the verge of changing its name. Fort Lauderdale could soon be called: Fort Pickleball. A huge complex, dedicated to the sport, is up ...

A pair of long-awaited new businesses opened in Fort Collins the week of Nov. 2, while a Midtown gallery expanded its reach into Old Town. Fort Collins saw the debuts of Gordon Restaurant Market and ...

The 2025 Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show (FLIBS), billed as the world’s largest in-water boat show, is a quintessentially American show, with more than 1,300 vessels across seven locations.