For four years, college coaches and administrators have lamented the “wild, wild West” nature of the transfer portal, with ...

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Photographers Sarah Sobel-Poage and Chris McAnall served as jurors and evaluated submissions based on technical excellence, ...

Winters are hard for columnist Alyssa Silva — as is life with SMA. She reminds herself of the importance of finding light in ...

Despite the name, Oregon's spring break isn't typically very warm. But that's OK because it allows more time for snowy ...

Pay close attention to the flora and fauna growing around you. It may open you up to a world of wonder, appreciation and novelty. Jenny Odell, author of How to Do Nothing, tells NPR’s Andrew Limbong ...

Virginia hides a frontier time capsule in its southwestern corner that blooms with both history and wildflowers when spring ...

On a recent drive back from Denver International Airport, I saw a coyote running through a prairie-dog town. It was the fifth coyote I saw that morning between Estes Park and Denver, but this one ...

If perfection had a country, it would be Switzerland. From its snow-capped Alps to its fairytale villages, Switzerland looks ...

Georgia hides a 1,018-acre wonderland where history and nature create magic – Watson Mill Bridge State Park in Comer, where ...

Once on the mat, Brewer took to it in a manner belying the fact that she was just in her first season. Most of her victories ...

Carl says he spun around, spotted the source and immediately realized it was a hummingbird species not normally found locally ...