As leaders at the Department of the Interior and descendants of federal Indian boarding school survivors, we entered our ...

Subscribe now The fast-growing sport of high school girls flag football notched another milestone Wednesday thanks to the signature of Nia Gille of El Dorado. The senior signed as the first women’s ...

Sophia Ostler has the spirit of a champion and a sense of humor that can light up a room. The 12-year-old American Fork ...

Alexis Jones’ iPad lit up last week during her English class at Southeast Career Technical Academy with an email from the ...

A CT law allows town camps for children to operate with no state oversight. Now, some legislators say, it's time to license ...

WATERBURY - With the holiday season approaching, now is a proper time to be thankful for the many blessings that take place ...

Works from the Boy Scouts of America's art collection, including some paintings by Norman Rockwell, will go up for auction to ...

Volunteers with Walla Walla Quilts of Valor honored three area residents during the Saturday, Oct. 5, Veterans Stand Down on ...

Camp Kaiser, South Korea, December 1958: Lynne Kaelber (seated) and Didi Hasson (standing) chat with two of the men of the 7th Military Police Company at Camp Kaiser. The two women are American Red ...

Red Cross Workers — also known as “Donut Dollies” arrive at Bob Hope Show at the 4th Infantry Divisions HQ in Pleiku, South Vietnam, Dec. 20, 1966. Although the Vietnam Donut Dollies served no donuts, ...

Introducing Penn women’s basketball freshman guard Ashna Tambe, the first player of Indian American descent to join the ...

The use of GBV has grown dramatically in scale and ruthlessness, with sexual abuse now being deployed as a routine means of ...