America's rail lags behind the rest of the world—but travelers are increasingly interested in train travel as an option.

These new laws include rules involving Native American tribes, AEDs in public schools, hazing on college campuses, and much more.

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From kayaking more than 300 miles on the St. Johns River at the start of the year to running a 15-mile trail race near the ...

A young boy is sent to the hospital after multiple drones fell into a crow during a drone show in Orlando, Florida. The ...

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Orlando’s theme parks are bustling with visitors at this time of year — and with the influx of crows come long wait times for ...

Travelers leaving town over the year-end holidays can expect heavy crowds at South Florida’s three international airports, ...

High-speed rail advocates are betting that projects in red-leaning districts will unlock greater support from skeptical ...

What she’d most like to see in downtown Gulfport is the revival of the plan for The Backlot and the return of more retail to ...

An estimated 119.33 million people will travel more than 50 miles for holiday celebrations between Dec. 21 and Jan. 1, ...

The North American passenger rail landscape in 2024 included a number of service debuts, some so noteworthy that they earned ...