The first named tropical weather system of the 2018 hurricane season formed Friday, as the National Hurricane Center said a disturbance moving toward the Gulf of Mexico is now Subtropical Storm Alberto
As millions of Americans hit the road for Memorial Day weekend, Fiat Chrysler and federal regulators are urgently warning drivers of 4.8 million American sedans, SUVs, minivans and pickup trucks to avoid using the cruise control until their vehicle is fixed. The automaker has discovered at least
Poppy flowers will add a huge flash of color to the National Mall this Memorial Day weekend. A pop-up installation of 645,000 red flowers, encased in a translucent structure, were installed Thursday night and will adorn the southwestern side of the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool. The " Poppy
Memorial Day weekend kicks off the unofficial start of summer - which means you deserve to be outside, lying on a beach, with a glass of wine in hand, and a great book on your lap. Dive in and lose yourself in one of these new book picks from the "GMA" book editor. The Immoralists If you knew the
As pools and parks open and people flood the nation's beaches this Memorial Day weekend, many are cheering the unofficial start of summer. But doctors caution that with the start of summer, extra skin care is necessary. Skin cancer is on the rise and most skin aging is caused by the sun. A
The National Hurricane Center has said there's a 90 percent chance a tropical or subtropical depression or storm develops in the Gulf Coast over the weekend. Flood watches already have been issued from Alabama to Georgia. The system, near the Yucatan Peninsula this morning, could begin developing
Memorial recalls the dead, but few at NATO know the names of those killed in service
The temperatures are rising, but summer weather isn’t the only thing heating up. Memorial Day also means hot deals online and in stores. We teamed up with RetailMeNot who let us know what to buy this holiday weekend, and what not to buy to avoid getting burned. If you’re looking to treat yourself
Roger Penske has a very simple solution for the predicament the Indy 500 created when one of its most popular drivers, James Hinchcliffe, was bumped from the field during qualifying last weekend: Teams that run the full-season should be guaranteed spots