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The U.S. State Department updated its travel advisory for Bolig levels of crime, unrest and health risks

The Virginia Tech Board of Visitors will hold its quarterly board meeting on Wednesday, Aug. 26, at approximately 10:30 a.m. in Latham Ballroom A/B at The Inn at Virginia Tech and Skelton Conference Center, 901 Prices Fork Road in Blacksburg

My potatoes probably won’t grow heart-shaped tubers for me this year. In fact, if they could talk, I am sure they would be yelling at me. The reason: a Colorado potato beetle invasion

Visitors to Big Sur are being urged not to travel to the region after a wildfire forced mandatory evacuation ordersin the area on Sunday

Seeing wildlife is part of the appeal for visitors to Prince Albert National Park. But this summer, visitors say encounters and tensions with wild animals are on the rise. It has many wondering what’s behind the increase as experts remind people to stay safe

Fox Weather correspondent Robert Ray reports live from Uvalde, Texas, detailing life-threatening flash floods. The Guadalupe River has risen 35 feet, triggering widespread emergencies and evacuations. Over two feet of rain fell in 72 hours, making Uvalde impassable. Texas A&M Task Force Search and Rescue teams are active as Gov. Greg Abbott declares a state…

Gerry Baker hosts a panel discussion about the 2026 FIFA World Cup and its influence on American soft power. Jason Riley expresses skepticism about soccer’s long-term popularity in the US, while Joseph Sternberg and Kim Strassel highlight how international visitors experienced American hospitality and daily life firsthand. The panelists debate whether the World Cup significantly…

Fans of Argentina celebrate after they defeated England in their World Cup semifinal soccer match in Atlanta, Wednesday, July 15, 2026. /Lynne Sladky)

From across borders and across oceans, they came to the United States to watch soccer

Viral video from Positano shows tourists packed onto a tight cliffside path with little room to move, drawing backlash online as experts say tour groups, day-trippers and social media are fueling overwhelming crowds