Fire-King’s Turquoise Depression Glass was primarily made between the 1940s and 1960s, offering everything from serving dishes and dinner plates to mixing bowls and cups. Hazel Atlas Blue Royal ...

An antiques shop owner says collectors have taken interest in uranium-infused glassware which glows under UV light.

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The only e-waste recycling facility servicing the state's Midwest is forced to close, leaving residents in the one-bin city ...

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Mickey Guyton has a way of dazzling everyone in her path — including, maybe most of all, her fellow top-ranking musicians.

When the Forest Service’s Fireside Lectures began in 1962 at Mendenhall Glacier Visitor Center attendees gathered around a ...

The quirky public art pieces along Route 66 are part time capsule, part creative canvas. From fiberglass giants to a man-made forest, these art installations turn Route 66 into an unforgettable, ...

How can I forget the day I cut myself on a piece of glass in my nana's home and she ... or the aroma of a bowl filled to the brim with "caldo de pollo" (chicken and vegetable broth); or the ...

it morphed into a Hooverville during the Depression, becoming a beehive of ball fields and “Be-Ins” during the 1960s. A decade later it was a lawless dust bowl, the poster child for urban decline.