JUNE 5, 1968 -- “Now it’s on to Chicago and let’s win there!” The Senator Robert Kennedy had won the California primary, a crucial step before the Democratic National Convention just two months away in Chicago. In the early morning hours of June 5, 1968, Kennedy.
NEW YORK, May 18 (Reuters) - The U.S. federal agency tasked with restoring electricity to Puerto Rico, after Hurricane Maria hit the Caribbean last year, is leaving the island though thousands still have no power heading into the next hurricane season starting next month.
That bittersweet feeling is here again. As the days get shorter and a cool breeze hints at fall, you might be looking at your closet and wondering what to do with all those summer clothes. It's time t...
Hello, WNC Times readers! From our own backyards here in Western North Carolina to the farthest corners of the globe, the conversation about climate change is a constant. But how do we actually know w...
Let's talk about something pretty futuristic that's buzzing its way into our lives – literally! Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy recently dropped some news that's got the drone world all a-flutter:...
For decades, the idea of a permanent human presence on the Moon has danced on the edges of science fiction. We've imagined moon bases, lunar rovers, and astronauts gazing back at the "pale blue dot." ...
Helen's Bridge is tucked away in the woods outside of Asheville. If you're looking for a genuine paranormal experience or just a little bit of local folklore, this is the place to go.Many people consi...