New Years

Not every place in America celebrates the new year with a crystal ball drop at midnight.

According to goskills.com, only 46% of Americans who make resolutions actually follow though with them every year.

I've seen some people seriously stress out about who to kiss when the clock strikes twelve on New Year's Eve, but why? Where did the kissing tradition come from?

Ring in the new year with some unique holiday foods around the world that are traditionally known to bring good luck.

It's not too late to plan your entry into 2018 with a ton of fun at a fabulous location. Here's some suggestions on where to do that!

Check out the Top 10 New Year's Resolutions, and get ready for a great 2017!

Black eyed peas, Chinese noodles, and pork are lucky to eat on New Years Day around the world. What are your lucky foods?

If you are looking for adventure in the New Year, Travel + Leisure has got lots of places for you to ring in 2017 with little or no cash.

You may have noticed the stories popping up about Lafayette getting another influx of chain restaurants to the Hub City. While many people are excited about it, Tiffiany Decou (the Lafayette Food Junkie) is worried about what they may mean for our local culinary cuisine.

Traditions around the world vary from eating black eyed peas for luck, to smashing plates and glassware at your neighbors door.