state

Ever travel to a place where it seems like people argue all the time? Hmm, I wonder how my friends in Arkansas are doing right now, anyway. Wait a sec, though. How do we know WE'RE not one of 'those places?'

Many states' most searched-for recipe is at least semi-predictable. Ours is more ironic - or is it?

In 2006, I did something that every Coloradoan should do: I moved away. (Heyo!!)

While I'm sick to death (and rather scared, honestly) of hearing about what everyone around me strongly disapproves of - hey, why not have a little fun with it while the tide is high? Go ahead.  Guess what we hate in Colorado. Giant pickups...

The old saying is "They grow 'em big in Texas."  (Or something along those lines.) Here, we see that's true everywhere, depending on what item you're talking about. Unless, of course, you're looking at Delaware.  After long studies of this topic, we found that...

Texas is now apparently a slang term for "crazy" in Norway. The term is commonly used in the context of the phrase "det var helt Texas," which is loosely translated to "it was totally/absolutely/completely crazy." Norwegian consulate in Houston, Anne Ekern, suggests its use goes back to "watching cowboy movies and reading literature about the wild West... Read Mo

A Maryland police officer has lost his job, just a few months after he was accused of biting another man's testicles. Michael Flaig, 31, is on probation for one year after the incident, which happened outside a Baltimore bar on Cinco de Mayo...

Colorado city, state, and school district email addresses have been found in the recent Ashley Madison data leak. Metropolitan State University Computer Science professor Steve Beaty analyzed the data, finding accounts created with email addresses ending in "co...