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With rising tuition and student debt in Maine, vocational training is getting a second look. Could it be the smarter choice for today's graduates?

Maine's towns were growing fast in the 1870s, turning into vibrant hubs and reflecting the pulse of a nation finding its footing.

The years of Civil War reconstruction, coupled with wagon, stagecoach, and railroad passengers finding new lives across the U.S., made the urban development reflected in the 1870 census incredibly interesting.

Ever heard someone refer to a 'hot brown'? In Kentucky, it's more than just a meal; it’s a taste of local pride.

Is there really a job out there that pays more than a CEO? You might be surprised by who’s raking in the big bucks.

When you think of the '70s, do you picture bell-bottoms and protest signs? Language was just as vibrant!

As sellers hold out for better days, buyers are left pondering: is it time to dive in or hold back a little longer?

Craving the best Asian food in Amarillo? Take a visual tour of the city’s top-rated gems and find your next favorite table.

Choosing a name for a newborn can feel like holding a tiny piece of the future. What choices did New Hampshire parents make in the '60s?

Imagine finding your dream home only to watch it vanish within days. In Maine, that’s a reality for many buyers right now.

Over 15% of the United States population is composed of immigrants. But in reality, the vast majority of Americans today are here because of relatives who immigrated from other countries some time in the last several hundred years. And while the distinctive American culture and spirit is the result of blending many diverse cultures and histories, the United States has for centuries had an up-and-d

Just when you think you know your neighborhood, the home prices reveal a whole new story. Some areas are seeing crazy spikes!

Picture this: owning a home in a tight-knit community without breaking the bank. It might sound like wishful thinking, but it’s possible. In some pockets of New Hampshire, anyway.

If you're looking to start a fun, new tradition with your family, we've got some great ideas for you.

Before smartphones and Amazon, there was one place to be on a Saturday afternoon in the '90s--the mall.