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Barbados is planning to introduce a 12-month visa that would allow remote workers to swap cramped city apartments for the island’s white sandy beaches, blue sea and year-round sunshine.

Looking for an excuse to treat yourself right now? July is National Ice Cream Month and ice cream shops across the country are churning out special deals to satisfy anyone with a craving for something cool and creamy.

Bricks up, power up. Lego has teamed up with Nintendo to bring Super Mario Bros. fans a 2,646-piece replica of the NES console, along with an ’80s-style television set that displays a scene from the classic video game featuring mustachioed plumbers. The set, which costs $229.99 and will be available starting Aug. 1, includes a controller with...

Two U.S. women’s soccer icons were the inspiration for the names of Six Flags Great Adventure’s new safari tiger cubs.

Consumers will be able substitute cauliflower rice in place of white or brown rice at 55 locations in Colorado and Wisconsin, starting Wednesday. The new option is made with grilled cauliflower and seasoned with cilantro, lime juice and salt and will cost an extra $2.

Children won’t be able to jump into public pools in Philadelphia this summer due to coronavirus restrictions, but they will be able to splash around while cooling off.

East Passyunk Avenue in South Philadelphia will be closed to cars for an entire weekend for its “Open on the Avenue” event to allow for socially-distant dining and shopping.

It wouldn’t be the Fourth of July without San Jose product Joey “Jaws” Chestnut taking center stage and scarfing down hot dogs at an alarming rate.

Walmart is working partnership with Tribeca Enterprises to transform 160 parking lots across the nation into drive-in theaters.

The Delaware Museum of Art opened to its members this week. NBC10’s Erin Coleman learns of coronavirus-related safety measures in place as the general public is welcomed back later this month.

Philadelphia museums have released plans about reopening with measures in place aimed at slowing the spread of the novel coronavirus. the Franklin Institute will be the first to reopen next week.

Jay-Z’s annual festival in Philadelphia, Made in America, won’t take place Labor Day weekend due to the coronavirus pandemic

Philadelphia’s City Council has kicked off an initiative to keep people in the city safe by encouraging face coverings by giving out free masks. Philly Live’s Aunyea Lachelle talks to Council President Darrell Clarke about ‘mask up Philly.’