Madam C.J. Walker, Mark Dean, and Patricia Bath are just a few Black inventors who have made life easier.

Raised on a farm, industrialist Henry Ford never seemed to stop creating products and systems that served to change the world.

The Think Like an Inventor event took place at Horning Primary School and was inspired by Norfolk-educated inventor Sir James Dyson. Pupils from Reception to Year 6, along with family members, spent ...

The Edison Fest parades pack downtown Fort Myers with smiling spectators. But there’s more to the festival than just floats ...

Explore three homes in Louisville's historic Butchertown, including Thomas Edison's former residence, a 'shantyboat' house, ...

The major headlines from the latest dump of files related to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein focus on Donald Trump, ...

After launching in 2006, The Oaks Lily is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year and is known as the official cocktail of ...

One month before the 1996 NBA Draft, the biggest decision of Kobe Bryant’s young life wasn’t made in a gym, a boardroom, or ...

Woodland Cemetery & Arboretum in Dayton is holding two tours during Black History Month, paying tribute to some of our area’s ...

The Wausau Club reopened in January after a multi-year, $1.3M renovation project. It will be a venue within the Wausau Museum ...

A childhood classic for many, the original Pokémon anime is still widely beloved by fans today. Over the years, audiences have watched Ash Ketchum and his partner Pokémon Pikachu grow stronger.

A brisk look at the iconic U.S. brands, from jeans, jets, tech, and credit, that helped define how America lives, buys and travels.