Whether you just need to get away for a day or are looking for a mini-vacation, here are all the locations within a reasonable driving distance from Santa Fe, New Mexico.

Whether it's from lack of maintenance or just poor design choices, these spots are more than an eyesore.

Cincinnati is charming for its old hills along the river, enthusiastic sports fans, and German heritage.

Whether you're trying to capture that feeling of childhood wonder, looking for a great view and an unusual trip, or just a really big fan of Return of the Jedi, staying in a treehouse is a fun, unique way to spend a vacation.

The biggest business and entertainment centers of the United States typically have the most traffic—especially during dreaded “rush hour.” If you visit one of these 15 capitals of congestion, research the road rules ahead of time!

Alabama isn't all about football. OK, maybe it is, but there is also incredible natural beauty to be found, as well as important historical destinations to discover.

We did the hard work and research for you to find 15 of the most popular spring break beaches across North America.

Home to the University of Kansas, the city of Lawrence is known for its progressiveness, fierce loyalty to its town and team, and surprising array of cool activities.

There must be something in the water in these 20 cities. We use the Community Well-Being Index to compare U.S. cities.

Did your city make the list or do you have some work to do to make it a more warm, inviting place?

When it comes to ugly buildings, we've got everything from the depressingly boring to the truly bonkers.

Georgia is one of the most populous states in the nation, and it exports more than people realize. From 'Archer' to Outkast, a lot of the boldest, most popular entertainment in the country is made in the Peachtree state. But what is there to do in the state itself?