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STATES
A white pyramid sitting at the top of a hill in Papago Park in Arizona’s Phoenix Metropolitan Area is the final resting place of the state’s first governor.
Whether you want to encounter a ghost or get as far away from them as possible, it’s useful to know which states have the highest paranormal activity.
You’ll want to make a note of these before your next road trip.
Be aware of these factors when taking your little ones out for trick-or-treating this Halloween.
This quiz challenges you to name all the U.S. state capitals as fast as possible.
Looking for the ultimate off-the-grid lifestyle? Find out which states offer the best self-sufficiency, renewable energy options, and low cost of living.
Midwestern and northeastern states were most likely to have positive workplace cultures.
Find out which brands have states fired up this year.
Find out where your state falls on the list.
Every U.S. state’s strangest Guinness World Record, from gargantuan salad fodder in Alaska to Wyoming’s longest beard chain.
Florida is known for its alligator sightings, weird crimes, and Disney World. But how much of what you think you know about the Sunshine State is true?
Is ‘John Tucker Must Die’ a great teen romance movie? Colorado and Mississippi apparently both think so.
Googling “how to spell Hawaii” is a lot harder when you don’t know how to spell ‘Hawaii.’ But people are doing their best.
Whether they boast a long life expectancy or a high number of lottery winners, these states qualify as lucky.
When it comes to the best romantic comedies of the 1990s, opinions differ widely. But if you’re from Washington, you might be partial to ‘10 Things I Hate About You.’
Massachusetts already has its fair share of state symbols (including Boston cream pie and Boston cream doughnuts), but you can never have too many.
The character of Pancho Claus, which originated in Texas in the 1970s, trades a zoot suit for a red jacket and a lowrider in place of a sleigh.
According to a new survey, the very middle of America is chock-full of workaholics, from North Dakota to Texas.