The 1838 Battle of the Loxahatchee River ended with outnumbered Seminoles retreating into nearby swamps amid a battle with ...

Caroline Hixson's "incredible story offered readers a glimpse into a supposedly bygone world of slavers, enslaved peoples, ...

State Rep. David Nagel, of Gilmanton, announced Wednesday that he’s switched his party affiliation from the Republican Party to the Democratic Party. The House Clerk’s Office registered the ...

Galvin, 75, has led the secretary’s office since 1995, and in each of the last two election cycles beat back high-profile ...

More than a hundred years after Ben Swesey and Bill Weaver steered an outboard-powered dory out of Resurrection Bay and were ...

A press release came out this week revealing the Aurora African American Heritage Advisory Board’s Leader of the Year, who ...

Inside an old church building just west of the University of Arizona is one of Tucson's best-kept secrets for historians, Civil War enthusiasts, teachers and stamp collectors. The Postal History ...

Call them the “menses horribiles.” They’ve not been kind to the desired wedlock of Union Pacific (UP) and Norfolk Southern (NS), and worse for UP CEO Jim ...

Five Sedgwick County Juvenile Intake and Assessment Center officers held a 135-pound, 17-year-old Cedric “C.J.” Lofton face down, pressure on his back, until he died in 2021. Can anyone reasonably ...

When Americans speak of the "Founding Fathers," they usually have a group of about six men in mind: George Washington, Thomas ...

Known as the "wine capital of Texas," the once-quaint German town has at least seven hotel projects in the works, including the state's first Waldorf Astoria.

Reading about history is something that people either love or avoid because there’s a fear it can be boring, bias and revised. One of my favorite genres in literature, however, ...