So, as frustrating as it can be, we understand that there’s a fair bit of truth-bending involved in finding love online: Like pictures with really flattering angles or exaggerations of interests.

New data following the end of open enrollment found an 87% increase in enrollees switching to cheaper plans.

Sarah Ritter of Seattle built the web app Sarah's Books using her own collection, and AI helps readers search across themes and genres.

Kayaking on Lady Bird Lake, plus more cheap, romantic Austin Valentine's dates that don't break the bank.

A buildup of meltwater on a roof can cause thousands of dollars worth of damage, and the risk is increased in a winter like ...

With reports of 200 or more species going extinct each day, it can seem like an uphill battle to keep vulnerable populations ...

The photo of a downed hammer on Pine Street was there just long enough to demonstrate how easily people can be fooled.

A resolution would end the levies on tariffs the president imposed by executive order on Canada last February.

Several historical societies, art museums and other cultural institutions around the state have scheduled exhibits, lectures and other events to celebrate the nation's birthday.

High-THC marijuana isn’t what it used to be. A Colorado mom shares her son’s story and how parents can protect teens.

Siouxland Libraries will phase out use of the Hoopla app at the end of March as it moves away from the pay-per-use model of ...