Parks and Recreation has one of the most satisfying finales on TV, and that's in part thanks to how well it handles an overdone trope.

Ron Swanson may be the most beloved Parks and Recreation character, and it could all be encapsulated in one hilarious and iconic line.

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Fortnite has thousands of cosmetics, and they constantly come and go as they rotate in and out of the Item Shop. While some items stay in the Item Shop for a fairly short period of time, others are ...

SAN ANTONIO – Low-attendance classes offered by the San Antonio Parks & Recreation Department are on the budget chopping block as the city tries to close a looming deficit. The department offers a ...

Narcotics detectives with the Metro Nashville Police Department arrested a Madison man Thursday for allegedly selling fentanyl and cocaine out of his home. Doug Cain, Ted Gallager and retired Navy ...

“Deadliest Catch” season 21 is back with episode 6 with a rich blend of external regulation, personal pilgrimage, and adrenaline-fueled navigation. The episode titled “Boarded on the Time Bandit” airs ...

Will the good vibes that have surrounded the New York Giants carry over to the season? We’re about to find out, as they open their season Sunday with a game at the Washington Commanders. Here are six ...

All good things must come to an end, and at the Jersey Shore, that includes its many theme parks and waterparks. The fun isn't over quite yet for many of them, however. Special fall events events are ...

Put it all on the line in this returning mode where teams attempt to strike it rich by looting and stashing the noblest metal of them all. Score points by looting gold bars from designated piles ...

Twenty years ago, a documentary film crew turned their cameras on the employees of Scranton’s Dunder Mifflin Paper Company in “The Office.” Now, they’ve reteamed once again for Greg Daniels’ latest ...

GAYLORD — For over 40 years, the Otsego Lake Splash-In has attracted crowds to witness seaplanes descend on the lake. Started in 1981 by pilots and seaplane enthusiasts Richard Scribner and Randy ...