
Restaurant Fines Badly Behaved Children
A restaurant in San Francisco will fine parents for when their children misbehave.

A restaurant in San Francisco will fine parents for when their children misbehave.

Florida residents have a new option for visiting a major theme park in Orlando.

The winner will receive a jersey and tickets to a game to see it in action.

Officials evacuated the area around a Midtown Manhattan skyscraper on Tuesday amid fears it would collapse; the building's developer issued denials that there was ever a serious risk.

Here's four places that are celebrating Independence Day with some free items.

"Cannonball!" will be the new main attraction in the park's "Fourth of July" section. When it opens, it will be the tallest and fastest water roller coaster in the United States, said Holiday World. The $22 million ride is the first of its kind in the region.

Kroger will buy the supermarket chain Giant Eagle for $1.65 billion, the company announced on Wednesday, July 1.

A patriotic plastic cup has taken social media by storm as customers flock to Dunkin' to buy a special limited-edition eagle-shaped cup.

Starting in January 2027, customers in Texas will have the option to get their takeout orders from Wonder food halls delivered by drone, thanks to a new partnership with Zipline, an autonomous drone delivery service.

Visitors to Disney Springs will not be allowed to take bus transportation to Disney's hotels unless they have a reservation to stay at the hotel or dine at the hotel.

Scotland, making its first World Cup appearance in nearly three decades, played two of its three group-stage games at Boston Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts.

Enrollees in TSA PreCheck who use Google Wallet will now have the option to opt in to a digital "Touchless ID" program, the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) announced in a June 24 press release.