A bold claim sparks curiosity about what made it all worthwhile. We explore the experience that felt valuable enough to relive the past. Was it nostalgia, regret, or something deeper driving that ...

Adam Zientek discusses roster bonuses handed out by the Buffalo Bills with wide receiver Joshua Palmer and running back James Cook among those on the receiving end.

Each week on “Watch Mr. Wizard,” Don Herbert used household objects to conduct an easily replicated experiment that ...

A Lanesborough town employee is back at work after being accused of embezzling more than $325,000 from a former employer. A plea deal reduced the case to a violation, with ...

Children who grew up in the Chicago area had access to an abundance of television programs that were created here just for them.

It may sound strange now, but in 1954 Americans were genuinely upset about paying 15 cents for a cup of coffee. Newspapers even called the debate a “storm in a coffee cup.” The frustration had already ...

The Arizona desert community of Martinez Lake hit 110 degrees on Thursday, breaking the record for highest March temperature ...

Never before have I been so grateful for this little thing called a penny. Indiana lawmakers aren’t the only ones wrestling with an unexpected penny shortage. So are consumers, and we don’t want to ...

The demise of the penny sparked big feelings on Thursday as Superior Choice Credit Union hosted a funeral for the once-cent coin. The U.S. mint officially stopped producing pennies last November. The ...

Lawmakers passed a bill allowing retailers to round cash transactions to the nearest nickel in the Sunshine State. Here's what that means for shoppers.

States are setting new rules for cash purchases after the U.S. Mint stopped making pennies and the 1-cent coins get scarcer.

For example, on the nickels, a single change was made: instead of having the mint year on the face, they have “1776 ~ 2026” ...