At one time, there were as many as 700-800 covered bridges across the state, but most have been lost to flooding, fires, and ...

What landmarks do you consider to be iconic state symbols and views? Perhaps the Boston Common, the nation’s oldest public park. Or maybe Concord’s North ...

On a stormy Sunday night in late June, one of Sullivan County’s newer residents stomped his little sneakers in rainbow-ringed ...

Enjoy a romantic escape to this region in New England that is perfect for couples who are looking to explore a natural ...

We drive to the United States border as we meander ... to Saint John is filled with covered bridges, quaint fishing villages and splendid coastal views. The most famous of them all is Saint ...

In celebration of this unique distinction, The Parke County Covered Bridge Festival has been held since 1957 and is the largest annual festival in the state ... is the park's most famous ...

The trial could prove to be one of Indiana's most controversial and highly publicized cases ... day showed Abby stepping from one wooden railroad tie to another on the high bridge. Andrew Baldwin, ...

The rusted, 93-year-old span that connects the city’s East and North wards is going to be replaced via $47 million in federal infrastructure money. The funds will complete what’s estimated to be a $63 ...

The October storm did not damage the new $122 million span but it stopped construction for several days, state transportation ...

But the witness, an Indiana State ... covered." Move on but not forget:Delphi residents speak ahead of Richard Allen's trial She then acknowledged that her memory was "impacted" by the "Bridge ...

She said she's had a 28% decline in business since the old bridge closed. Woodard tends to get the most customers during ... has imposed and urged the state to resolve all issues before traffic ...

If waterfalls were rock stars, Copper Falls State Park would be the Woodstock of Wisconsin—a symphony of splashes and serenity. Tucked away near Mellen, this park boasts not just one, but three ...