Holidays

It's Presidents Day weekend! But do you know how this federal holiday came about?

Here's a list of what's open and closed in observance of the federal holiday.

Here are five Valentine’s Day facts you might not have known about, as love in the air.

Are you single and heartbroken? Hooters will give you a coupon for free boneless wings if you shred a photo of your ex online or in a restaurant for Valentine's Day.

The restaurant said it is offering “a new, one-of-a-kind gift for your bae,” featuring “a romantic bouquet made of its newest menu offering, fall-off-the-bone Baby Back Ribs.”

If you're no fond of your ex and loathe Valentine's Day, a Texas zoo is offering people the chance to name a rat or roach after their ex and watch it be fed to birds, snakes or other reptiles.

Because nothing says “I love you” more than a pickle bouquet.

Lonely millennials who think Valentine's Day is overrated may want to adopt a furry friend and Coors Light is offering to help.

Nothing says love like a heart-shaped box full of chicken nuggets -- so if the way to your Valentine's heart is through their stomach, Chick-fil-A has you covered.

A zoo in New York is hoping you’ll show someone you love them or loathe them by naming a cockroach in their honor on Valentine’s Day. 

King, who would have turned 91 on Jan. 15, is remembered for his important contributions to the civil rights movement.

Kaitlyn DeJesus, 13, has autism and was non-verbal until she visited a Christmas light display in Mulberry. It inspired her to talk, dance and sing.

A Sioux Falls company has awarded holiday bonuses its 120 employees likely won’t forget.

Many local shelters reported an uptick in surrendered animals after the holidays, but national organizations say that gifted animals don't pose a higher risk of abandonment.

New Year’s Day traditions and superstitions across the U.S. include eating certain foods, performing certain rituals and avoiding various activities.