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We recently left the bubble to undertake a 400+ mile, 5 city “America 250” Road Trip from Boston to Washington,
There are great road trips, and then there’s arguably one of the all-time finest, the Pacific Coast Highway, from San
There are famous bridges—and then there’s the Golden Gate. Painted in its signature International Orange, connecting San Francisco and Marin County,
As someone who has traveled to 25 states and 7 countries for my PhotowalksTV series on Scripps News, Peacock and
With 2026 around the corner, you may be thinking about taking the opportunity to celebrate Route 66 on its 100th
Thousands of people crowded the sands of Manhattan Beach, and watched from the Pier for the annual Charlie Saikley Six-Man
Detroit, the second largest metro area in the midwest, is still Motor City, where more cars are still produced annually
If you ever plan to leave the Bubble and see what life is like in the Heartland, the Queen City
Did you know that the Superman character was invented in Cleveland back in 1938? You probably did hear that Rock
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Manhattan Beach banned leaf blowers over 25 years ago. Residents wonder why the ban is rarely enforced by Jefferson Graham
In the second installment of our five-part series, we leave Route 66 Illinois for Missouri and those 13.2 miles of
America’s first major highway, Route 66, turns 100 in 2026, and to celebrate, explore and see what all the fuss
Tune-in alert! The programmers at Scripps News have scheduled our first-ever Photowalks marathon, with 14 episodes running back to back
Henry Schipper, a Venice based TV documentary producer and former journalist for the Hollywood trades–both Variety and the Hollywood Reporter,
