Lake Tahoe, known for its breathtaking natural beauty and diverse activities, is a prime example that draws about 15 million people annually (this includes the larger Tahoe Basin area). But what if ...

The furniture section deserves special mention, not just for the quality of pieces but for the mental gymnastics it inspires. You’ll find yourself standing in front of a mid-century modern credenza, ...

Tucked away in Goodlettsville, just a short drive from Nashville, sits a red-roofed brick building that’s become a pilgrimage site for treasure hunters across the Volunteer State. The bold yellow ...

People 14 or older must buy a license to fish in urban lakes. A Class U Urban Fishing license costs $18.50, which covers all fish species in the Urban Fishing Program lakes, including trout.

It's free fishing weekend in Kentucky.On Saturday, June 7 and Sunday, June 8, people can fish across Kentucky without a license or trout permit being required.Kentucky Fish and Wildlife is ...

The miniature train rides in Cambridge have put smiles on people's faces since 2012. Now a new custom-built accessible carriage on the line in Leamington Domain means it can be enjoyed by even ...

Meet the extraordinary people who make our photography possible. No assignment happens alone: Nat Geo photographers tell stories of their amazing collaborators in the field.

The fishing boat departed Orleans, Mass., on Sunday, June 8, but never returned A captain and his girlfriend who went missing after setting sail on Sunday, June 8 have reportedly been found.

The U.S. Coast Guard is searching for a fishing boat off Cape Cod that has been overdue for several days now, while a GPS unit linked to the boat was found by a father and daughter.

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Yuvi Agarwal, 12, founded the nonprofit Wild Tunes in 2023 and has enlisted about 100 volunteer musicians to play in animal shelters.

Installation view of "The New Art: American Photography, 1839-1910" Eugenia Tinsely / The Met Rosenheim believes that early photographic portraits empowered working-class Americans.