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Around the United States, cities and local organizations are holding events in honor of Indigenous Peoples Day, an alternative way to mark Columbus Day.

The solution to our cigarette waste problem may be right in front of us.

Those names aren't arbitrary.

A Dutch bike lane paved with recycled toilet paper is the first of its kind in the world.

20. Barcelona’s most visited museum is dedicated to the city’s beloved football team.

London, Tel Aviv, and New York City now come in chocolate.

As Austinites processed their shock and grief, the police worked to nab the perpetrator.

A section of the city's largest park, the Bois de Vincennes, now has a designated spot for those willing to shed their clothes and inhibitions.

Super-starry nights, a tiny-house museum, and the rumored birthplace of the chimichanga make Tucson, Arizona, an oasis in the desert.

A study with 1200 sensors mounted to inhalers can help the city reshape its air quality policies.

The Mississippi capital witnessed the invention of Pine-Sol, the birth of the blues, and the very late repeal of Prohibition.

Oil put Oklahoma's second-largest city on the map, but its quirky landmarks, rich history, and pop culture pedigree make Tulsa one-of-a-kind.