Applications for 2025 Grand Canyon river trips are now open until February 26th, with 482 slots available through a lottery conducted by the National Park Service.

Michigan's Upper Peninsula has canceled sled dog races due to a lack of snow and warm temperatures, opting instead for a Festival of the Sled Dog event.

Detroit gears up for a busy winter weekend with events like the Plymouth Ice Festival, AMA Supercross, Royal Oak's Winter Blast, a Tim Allen comedy show, and an exhibition on Copernicus.

Keep Fort Worth Beautiful is prepping for the 39th Cowtown Great American Cleanup, where volunteers will clean the city and have an Earth Party with food, music, and a Trashion Fashion Show.

Anaheim is hosting the 44th annual Orange County Black History Parade & Unity Festival this Saturday, with thousands expected to participate, featuring music, food, and cultural displays.

Portland Public Schools launch 'Schools to Pools,' offering free swimming lessons to second graders, initially including over 300 students, with plans to expand to nearly 3,000.

St. Louis Park's annual New Year's gnome scavenger hunt is in its fifth week, encouraging residents to explore local parks and share gnome selfies on social media.

Larry David is set to appear in Boston for a discussion event as "Curb Your Enthusiasm" approaches its finale. The talk will cover David's career and may include a surprise moderator.

The Garden Bros Nuclear Circus is hosting performances in Houston from Feb. 22 to March 3 with activities including face painting and a human cannonball. Discounted tickets are available through CertifiKID.

Eminem ceases his diss track as Lions' Ben Johnson stays on, and endorses Coach Campbell for the next season, while lauding the team's offensive performance.

The article reminisces about Mr. Lucky's, a renowned Phoenix nightclub that operated from 1966 to 2004 and hosted music icons such as Willie Nelson and Johnny Cash. Its closure left an iconic sign and memories of vibrant nightlife.

LCD Soundsystem announces their "Kinda Tour 2024" with limited U.S. dates, including a four-night stint in Chicago at the Byline Bank Aragon Ballroom over Memorial Day weekend.

The LBJ Presidential Library partners with the Bruce Springsteen Archives to introduce "Music America," an exhibit featuring music memorabilia from famed artists like Taylor Swift and Bruce Springsteen, set to open on February 17.