Miracle Hot Springs shuts down 'indefinitely' following 2 deaths
Sequoia National Forest's Miracle Hot Springs closed indefinitely Monday after the second death in two years, according to U.S. Forest Service officials.
Hotel staff shortages may drive travel costs in US to all-time high
Staffing shortages and inadequate pay at hotels nationwide could contribute to a surge in travel costs, according to a new report.
As Yellowstone turns 152, here's where to find America's newest national parks
It's been 152 years since Yellowstone opened as the America's first national park. The newest national park site opened last month.
Taylor Swift Eras Tour tickets, flights and hotels up for grabs in Marriott giveaway — How to enter
Fans can win Taylor Swift Eras Tour concert tickets at three different stops, airfare, hotel accommodations and more in this giveaway (Marriott's version).
Stay inside the world's 1st Eggo House of Pancakes: Fluffy beds, butter chimney, and sweet syrup scent await
Get ready to indulge in the ultimate breakfast getaway! Eggo is turning dreams into reality with the unveiling of the first-ever Eggo House of Pancakes in Gatlinburg, Tennessee.
Missing Virginia couple were likely thrown overboard in the Caribbean, police say
An older U.S. couple whose catamaran was hijacked last week in the Caribbean by three escaped prisoners were likely thrown into the ocean and died, police in Grenada said Monday.
United Airlines hikes checked bag fees, following lead of American Airlines, JetBlue
United Airlines announced Friday it is raising baggage fees, following a similar move earlier this week by American Airlines and JetBlue.
Airlines earned $33B from bag fees last year, report finds
A new report finds that fees for checked bags first started as an economic necessity for airlines seeking relief from high fuel prices during the oil shock of 2007-2008.
United Airlines to resume flights to Israel in March, following security consultations and safety analysis
United Airlines is set to resume flights to Israel in March, following a suspension due to the Israel-Hamas conflict.
Newly-found Roman villa may have been where Pliny the Elder saw Mount Vesuvius eruption
The inhabitants of this “monumental" Roman villa, dating back to around the 1st century AD, may have witnessed one of the most violent cataclysms in history.
Caught on camera: Fistfight breaks out on Southwest Airlines flight
A brawl breaks out thousands of feet in the air, with at least two men engaged in a fistfight on a Hawaii-bound Southwest Airlines flight from Oakland.
State Department urges caution when heading to popular spring break destinations
The U.S. government is urging caution when traveling to several popular spring break destinations in the coming months.
NTSB: Alaska Airlines jet was missing four bolts that secured door plug at time of blowout
A panel called a door plug blew off an Alaska Airlines 737 Max 9 as it flew 3 miles above Oregon on Jan. 5. The blowout left a hole in the side of the plane, but pilots were able to return to Portland and land safely.
First Buc-ee's travel center coming to Virginia
The first Buc-ee’s travel center is coming to Virginia.
At United and Alaska airlines, frustration with Boeing's manufacturing problems is boiling over
“I am more than frustrated and disappointed. I am angry,” Alaska Airlines CEO Ben Minicucci said. “My demand on Boeing is, what are they going to do to improve their quality programs in-house?”
Delta Boeing plane loses nose tire moments before takeoff: 'Rolled off the runway'
A Delta Air Lines flight aboard a Boeing aircraft lost its nose tire moments before it was supposed to take off from Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport on Saturday, according to air traffic control audio posted online.
Freezing weather threatens streets in DC, Maryland, and Virginia
The expected freeze Friday evening is concerning for Maryland officials, so they're warning drivers to make sure they’re prepared.
‘Tears of joy’: Southwest crew tracks down boy's lost stuffed tiger
When the boy realized that he had accidentally left Tigey, his favorite stuffed animal, at Southwest's Nashville airport, he was "heartbroken,” the airline said.
Feds recommending against humorous electronic messages on freeways
Humorous and quirky messages on electronic signs may soon disappear from highways and freeways across the country.
Switching seats on a plane: When to do it and when to say 'no,' according to experts
While there is "nothing wrong at all" about asking a person to switch seats, the person doing the asking has "to be prepared for the answer to be yes or no," said one expert