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An unpaved road festooned with 'No trespassing' signs in the hills leads to America's 'most haunted' ghost town.

Two skyscrapers with major design issues could be the next to spark a panic in New York City after a Midtown high-rise was found to be on the verge of collapsing.

You can't stop the clock, so you might as well enjoy the time you've got. That's the philosophy women over the age of 50 appear to share, according to a new study.

Much to volcanologists' dismay, Hollywood's enthusiasm for special effects often gets in the way of scientific accuracy when it comes to making a volcano movie.

A little-known 'bombsite plant' can wreak havoc on homes by forcing apart brickwork, chimneys and even roofs, experts have warned.

Scientists at the Royal Horticultural Society have found that those with green fingers are drawn overwhelmingly to vivid, saturated flower colours, with red topping the list.

How often should you change your kitchen sponge? Dr Primrose Freestone, Associate Professor in Clinical Microbiology at the University of Leicester, has settled the debate.

If you're one of the millions of holidaymakers dragging a suitcase behind you though the airport, you could be putting unnecessary strain on your body.

The rocket's upper stage will unintentionally slam into the moon on Wednesday, with the explosive impact expected to be the equivalent to three tons of TNT.

Radioactive contamination mysteriously spread beyond a restricted laboratory at one of America's largest nuclear complexes.