Lifestyle

From smartphones and wallets to viral Labubu plushies, Uber’s latest Lost & Found Index reveals the most surprising items riders left behind this year.

Nearly 1 in 5 Americans who are 65 and older are still working. See which states have the most employed seniors.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said certain Nissan Kicks manufactured between 2025-2026 were recalled for a software problem that may affect dashboard screens.

Ryan Castelaz, Creative Director at Agency, shows us how to make a watermelon bubblegum margarita.

A restaurant in northern England says surveillance footage captured a customer placing a hair into a child's macaroni and cheese before later complaining.

A new ranking reveals where Americans are earning the most overall and highlights the wide income gaps that persist across the country.

The pain drivers are feeling at the pump continued into May with the cost of gas rising for the fourth straight month. Prices now sit 42.2% higher than the same time last year, with most of the country experiencing an even larger increase over that time. 

America’s fastest-growing neighborhoods are booming in unexpected places. Here’s where.

Summerfest revealed on Tuesday, June 2 new fan experiences that not only bring concertgoers closer to the music, but also support ToolBank USA and honor hometown heroes.

Parenting contributor Carly Dorogi shares a few of her summertime essentials.

This state topped the list as the strongest state economy, fueled by innovation, STEM talent and a thriving tech sector, according to new data.

This is the fastest-growing city in America, where bulldozers outnumber cattle and sprawling new neighborhoods are rising almost overnight.

Wisconsin Bike Week is back! It's on now through June 7, and you can celebrate by taking part in a number of events happening throughout the state.

More than a dozen Honda and Acura car, truck, SUV and minivan models are included in the recall.

The benefits of grapes could go beyond providing a healthy snack. Here's what a new study found.

Grape plants sold at several Costco locations in California may pose a serious threat to California vineyards and agriculture after inspectors discovered an invasive insect.