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The real estate developer who is spearheading the state rest stop switcheroo between Bozeman and Three Forks has – or had – a federal IRS tax lien against him for

What to See and Do on I-40 in the Cities Between Amarillo and OKC I couldn't believe how many people I met when I moved here that take weekend trips to Oklahoma City. Having lived on that stretch of I-40 most of my life, I decided to help you make a list of things to do in the cities between Amarillo and OKC. Groom Most of us are familiar with Groom. Groom is home to the massive cross that towers above the high plains on I-40. If you've never stopped to check it out, they do have a little "museum" that had a replica of the Shroud of Turin the last time I stopped by. They also have the Station...

I mean really. You might as well be stealing from my wallet. I traveled downstate this past weekend and the prices were completely absurd. I wrote last week about New York wanting more people to travel within the state's borders. That's all fine and dandy, and I'm sure more people would love to do it. If the prices weren't so astronomically high maybe more would actually check out more of New York. There is absolutely no reason that I needed to pay $35 freaking dollars at a thruway rest stop for Burger King. I have paid less at Chili's before. Oh, and I am just getting started. You think $3...

Credit Melorie Begay/Melorie Begay The Eugene City Council voted unanimously Monday to hold a public hearing on an ordinance that would increase the capacity of temporary camping and parking sites. City code currently caps sites at 20 structures. Under this code the city has erected rest stops, microsites, and overnight camping as part of their COVID-19 response. But with more than 2,500 homeless people in the community, they’re looking to expand efforts.  Officials propose increasing the size of temporary shelter areas to 60 vehicles, or 40 tents per site. City official Kristie Hammett to...