Kentucky Travel Guide

One of the great pleasures of the coming season is watching the leafy green trees that gave us cool shade in summer burst into the bright hues of... Read More

Although July is said to be the most popular month for summer vacations, August is a close second. There’s still time to plan a trip in August, or... Read More

Let’s face it: When it comes to Father’s Day gifts, there is nothing new under the sun. After you’ve given dear old dad his 15th tie, you’re basically... Read More

Lexington is known for many quintessentially Kentucky things. It’s the unofficial capital of Bourbon Country (no small feat in a state that produces 95%... Read More

Lists of America's greatest small towns tend to consist of the usual suspects: Ojai, California; Sedona, Arizona; Taos, New Mexico; Ketchum, Idaho;... Read More

For Mother's Day, you may want to get in the car, hop on a plane, or bike it across town to visit your mom, bring her flowers, and take her to brunch.... Read More

Natural beauty, history, education, and relaxation await at our country’s national parks. This year, many have enhanced their tours, lodging, dining,... Read More

Fifty years after divorcing, 83-year-old Harold Holland and 78-year-old Lillian Barnes are showing the world that true love can come full circle... Read More

This story originally appeared on People.com. What a sweet birthday surprise!On Saturday, Matthew McConaughey surprised everybody when he went to... Read More

Travelers looking for the next undiscovered, under-the-radar destination, pay attention. According to Travel + Leisure readers, you’ve been seriously... Read More

"Norfolk is a great place to live and to visit," said one proud Virginian. "The climate is mild and the art and culture scene is alive with momentum!... Read More

Whether you’re hankering for crispy French fries, fresh fish, or the perfect slice of pizza, cities all across the United States are proving... Read More

Many hotels have policies to include your furry family members, but often establishments only allow dogs and cats — sometimes with strict limitations.... Read More

This story originally appeared on Fortune.com. Amazon is today attempting to fill its 50,000 empty vacancies by hiring people on the spot in some of the... Read More

This story originally appeared on Money.com. You’ve probably seen headlines recently about free public college programs in New York and Tennessee.... Read More