Shane Grammer, an artist who works for Disney, drove to Paradise, California to paint murals on fire-damaged areas and the images have gone viral on social media.
The pretty Italian town of Sambuca on Sicily is hoping its sale of homes for one euro, or just over a dollar, will help revive its fortunes. There's a catch though -- each buyer must commit to a $17,000 revamp of their dilapidated house.
It's the spectacular Incan citadel in the Andes Mountain range that's on everyone's bucket list -- but access to Machu Picchu is becoming more strictly regulated.
From now until March, up to 120 million pilgrims are expected to head for Prayagraj in India's northern Uttar Pradesh state for the Kumbh Mela, considered the world's largest gathering of humanity.
After Cathay Pacific accidentally listed some first-class and business tickets at a discount of up to 95% at the start of the month, the airline tweeted a sheepish "#lessonlearnt." Except, it would seem, the lesson hadn't quite sunk in.
Canadian air traffic controllers have been sending more than just radio signals across the border this weekend. They ordered hundreds of pizzas for their American counterparts working without pay due to the ongoing US government shutdown.
On the 10th anniversary of what came to be known as the "Miracle on the Hudson," it's still amazing that everyone aboard US Airways Flight 1549 survived. Read how the aviation industry is working to prevent bird strikes.
There are two kinds of people in this world: Those who take it upon themselves to go to understaffed national parks to keep them clean during the government shutdown, and then those who set up illegal campsites and cut down Joshua trees in the national park of the same name.
Sun-worshipers and fans of Mickey and Minnie flock to Florida year-round, but the Sunshine State has a lot more to offer than Disney World and the beach.
Researchers have long puzzled over why the huge Easter Island statues were placed where they are. However, a new study says the people of Rapa Nui, as the island is called in the local language, positioned them near a vital resource.
