Cherokee Nation integrates culture into new treatment center built with opioid settlement funds
The Cherokee Nation in Oklahoma is using opioid settlement funds to build a culturally competent healthcare system.
Former Hartford police officer charged in fatal shooting of a Black man in mental distress
The shooting sparked public outcry and questions about Hartford's response to mental health crises.
New Mexico wildfire sparked by fatal medical plane crash spreads quickly in rural area
The blaze began after the plane crashed Thursday, killing all four people aboard.
ICE agent charged with shooting man through door in Minneapolis
It happened during Operation Metro Surge in January.
Colorado Supreme Court orders Children’s Hospital to restart gender-affirming care
The justices sent the case back to the original court.
Former assistant principal in Virginia set for trial 3 years after 6-year-old student shot teacher
A former assistant principal is set to go on trial, accused of ignoring warnings that a student brought a loaded gun to a Virginia elementary school.
US-Mexico border wall construction is desecrating sacred sites, Indigenous leaders say
“This is sacred to us like a church for you all. The mountain is our healer, our psychologist,” said Meza Calles, a Kumeyaay Nation tribal leader who explains that in…
Art, wine and Ferraris: Inside the luxury garage condos for South Florida’s richest collectors
The Hangar allows South Florida's richest to hold their collections of cars, art, wine and more.
Bam! Pow! Krakoom! The everlasting allure of the American comic book
How American superhero comics, from Spiderman to modern sagas, reflect national character, consumer capitalism and societal fissures.
Created as IDs, dog tags became a crucial link between military families and fallen troops
U.S. military dog tags, first pushed for by a chaplain over a century ago, identify fallen service members and honor sacrifice.