The U.S. might not be home to the oldest roads in the world, but many of its routes and highways are older than the invention ...

Could bison one day roam free again in Colorado? And could they be hunted, perhaps recalling a grim chapter in Western ...

Oklahoma has plenty of roadside stops and tourist spots that promise big experiences. However, not everything lives up to the ...

Route 66 is lined with state and national parks where visitors can see petroglyphs, canyons, lakes, historic sites, and desert vistas.

Marietta’s Riverfront Roar transforms the peaceful waterfront into a high-octane spectacle as powerboat races zoom along the Ohio River. The thundering engines and spray of water create an exciting ...

Hidden along the banks of the Wabash River in southeastern Illinois lies a verdant paradise that time seems to have forgotten – Beall Woods State Park in Mt. Carmel, where ancient trees stand as ...

Uncover the beauty of Nebraska's national parks. Get ready to be amazed by breathtaking scenery, abundant wildlife, and outdoor adventures.

The program features a monument, cultural activities, and symposiums to educate students on Native heritage year round.

In 1985, with two young daughters and little money, Roxanne Swentzell, a Native American sculptor and ceramic artist, ...

The Native American democracy that the U.S. founders were most likely to know about was the Iroquois Confederacy. They call themselves the Haudenosaunee, the “people of the longhouse,” because the ...

To rekindle Indigenous economies, tribes must be liberated from the outmoded constraints on their sovereignty.