Adding work requirements for people on Medicaid was a hot topic of debate during President Donald Trump’s first administration — and it may be again in Trump’s second term. Sen. John Kennedy, a ...

Pullman porters did more than carry bags, they paved the way for higher education opportunities, the professional working ...

Vivian Malone and James Hood walked through the doors of Foster Auditorium at The University of Alabama to become the first Black students to successfully enroll at the school in 1963.

Liberty Theater was built in 1921 and is located in the heart of downtown Amarillo. The theater spent years as the only ...

March 17 marks 106 years since the birth of musician Nat King Cole, whose success paved the way for future generations of ...

The nation contemplated Martin Luther Jr.’s dream, the president questioned Vietnam, and another Black church was bombed in the South, killing four girls. Tension defined the times — Americans longed ...

As Trump 2.0 unfolds, Illinois and Indiana take disparate approaches to the whirlwind of change that’s gripped American politics.

In Alabama, Washington shares the spotlight with friend-turned-rival Thomas Jefferson, the nation's third president and ...

As Trump continues this barrage of executive action, seemingly elevating the executive branch from co-equal with the ...

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (WKBN) — The Butler Institute of American Art is filled with posters displaying important and relatable messages. The work of Renowned American printmaker Amos Paul Kennedy Jr. is ...

The latest national report card, or NAEP, is an emergency and should be a wake up call. We can’t keep allowing children to ...

This month we take the opportunity to celebrate the life and legacy of Thurgood Marshall, the first African American on the United States Supreme Court. Associate Justice Marshall’s remarkable career ...