Oregon Tried To Dynamite A Whale Carcass, And You Can Imagine How It Went
n 1970, Oregon's problem was a whale carcass on the beach, and the solution officials in Oregon came up with literally blew up.
How Colorado Got The Colorado River To Run Through Colorado
Today is known in some parts of the American West as Colorado River Day, because of a measure passed in 1921 that redefined what and where the Colorado River was.
Colorado’s State Capitol Has Pretty Much All The World’s Rose Onyx
Today in 1858, the founding of the city of Denver, Colorado. The state capitol building in Denver features a kind of stone known as Colorado Rose Onyx, and so far it's the only one.
Indiana Bell Rotated And Moved Its Office Building – And Kept Working There During The Move
This week in 1930, a phone utility in Indianapolis started moving its headquarters and rotating the building 90 degrees, all while keeping service going for customers and workers in the building.
There’s A Hair Freezing Contest In The Yukon
This weekend voting gets underway for one of the most unusual contests you’ll find anywhere in the world: the Takhini Hot Springs Hair Freezing Contest.