Today in History for July 24: ...

The Kansas City Athletics had one player selected for the game: pitcher Bud Daley.

Thursday evening, the Second Chance Act was celebrated with free heart screenings from Who We Play For.

President Jimmy Carter posthumously awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom to Reverend Martin Luther King Jr.

A small town in eastern Tennessee courted national publicity and attention a century ago when local leaders planned a test trial over the teaching of evolution in public schools. What they got from ...

George W. Norris born in Ohio ...

The video production program is hosting a film festival of filmmakers from all over the world. Eight films will be shown every Friday and Saturday from July 18 to August 9 at the Woodson History ...

"The Northern Wisconsin State Fair started in Chippewa Falls in 1897. That was kind of when this area of Wisconsin was still ...

Six men made history on Friday, February 21, as they became the first graduates from Catahoula Correctional Center's GED ...

Six legendary figures who helped define McNeese athletics will be honored this year as members of the 2035 McNeese Athletics ...

Peyton Johnson, a high school golfer going into her junior year at Florida High, played a three-hole scramble match with WCTV ...

MONROE, La. (KNOE) - The world’s first communications satellite was launched into space on this day in 1962. Telstar 1 was ...