In this week’s Throwback Thursday, we dial the time machine back to 1998 where WAGM Reporter Joan Ritchie explores how ...

As we near Valentine’s Day, we also wonder, how and when did chocolates become an indispensable part of Valentine celebrations?

When the first Spanish conquistadors arrived in the Aztec city of Tenochtitlan in 1519, they claimed to have witnessed a massive temple made of 130,000 human skulls. Archaeologists long believed that ...

Shutterstock These “Aztec” Ruins Aren’t by the Aztecs The 320-acre Aztec Ruins National Monument is one of the most famous ...

The boardwalk that stretches from the southernmost point of Mission Beach to the middle of Pacific Beach is made for those ...

For the past few years, a mass murderer dubbed the “Heart Eyes Killer” has wrecked Valentine’s Day plans for several couples ...

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In honor of the tradition of lovers exchanging candy on Valentine’s Day, we examine the origins of chocolate and how it has ...