Paris Baguette, the bakery café concept with over 4,000 units worldwide, is growing quickly in the US & Canada. With over 220 bakery cafés open in North America and more in development, they are ...

The Texan wine industry has grown dramatically over the past few decades, with one vineyard owner telling Newsweek the state ...

Newsweek sat with electric rap duo Paris Texas to talk about their high-energy performances, genre-bending jams, and standout ...

One thing to know about Weatherford — horses rule. It seems they always have, as evidenced by the unveiling of a historical marker last week at the stable built in 1889 for a Frenchman’s thoroughbreds ...

Eclectic rap duo Paris Texas sat with Newsweek to talk about their origin, inspirations, tour life, collaborative process, and being funny by accident. "Sometimes fire ass bars is funny." ...

Over the past 20 years, Paris has undergone a major physical transformation ... Air pollution heat maps show the levels of 20 years ago as a pulsing red — almost every neighborhood above ...

The Austin City Council on Thursday unanimously approved a new and significantly expanded wildfire risk map that some local ... a spokesperson for the Texas Department of Insurance, said in ...

Are you on the streets of Paris and in a hurry? Here's an interactive map to help you find the nearest public toilets at a glance. The scenario is a familiar one: you've been exploring Paris for ...

Wathnan Racing’s Map Of Stars made a remarkable impression by securing his first Group 2 victory in the Prix d'Harcourt at ParisLongchamp, France, on Sunday Trained by Francis-Henri Graffard ...

The city of Paris, Texas, has a population of 24,969 and is truly fortunate to have a wide assortment of parks that create many opportunities for recreation, athletics, entertainment and simply being ...

On Apr. 12, the Paris community will come together once again to make the city an even more beautiful and inviting place to live. As part of the statewide “Don’t Mess with Texas Trash-Off” cleanup ...

After 40 years of service, Finance Director Gene Anderson retired from the City of Paris on Monday. “Being a CPA and obviously a numbers person, it’s fitting to share that his service spanned almost ...