Baker Xavier Netry was chosen this week as the 31st winner of Paris' annual 'Grand Prix de la baguette' prize.

A model of Crate & Barrel baby cribs that was sold during 2022 and 2022 is under a voluntary recall notice because of a fall hazard.

Grizzly bears, once nearly hunted to extinction, will be introduced again to the North Cascades of Washington state, federal officials announced Thursday.

Venice is charging a day trip visitor fee on peak days in a move to encourage tourists to consider off-peak travel, and balance the city's capacity for guests with residents and workers.

The names of thousands of people who were held in Japanese American incarceration camps during World War II will be digitally searchable, genealogy company Ancestry has announced.

New federal rules will require airlines to automatically issue cash refunds for canceled or delayed flights; and better disclose add-on fees such as for baggage or canceling a reservation.

High-quality child care in the U.S. is prohibitively expensive, government assistance is limited, and day care openings are rare. The impact? Fewer moms in the workforce.

Regulators said the deal, announced in August 2023, would eliminate direct head-to-head competition between the fashion companies’ brands like Coach and Michael Kors.

This year’s Earth Day is focusing on the threat that plastics pose to the environment, with a call to end single-use plastic and find alternatives to such products.

On this installment of Jill of All Trades, NEWSnet's Jill Washburn demonstrates how to patch a damaged dresser drawer front with putty.

April 20 marks marijuana culture’s high holiday, 4/20, when people, at 4:20 p.m., in clouds of smoke on campus quads and pot shops in cannabis-legal states.

The National Park Service, which is responsible for more than 400 natural, cultural, and historic sites across the U.S., will host its annual National Park Service Week activities April 20-28.

The annual Lyrid meteor shower has begun, with peak activity expected Sunday into Monday.

Trillions of periodical cicadas will emerge soon in sections of the U.S. They’re more than noisy pests. If prepared properly, they can be tasty to eat.

A proposed law in California might make it easier for those with pets to find rental housing by limiting ‘no pets’ policies, along with restricting additional rent or move-in deposits for pet owners.