For horse racer Selvaggia Pianetti Lotteringhi della Stufa—who grew up at Castello del Calcione outside Sienna, where her ...

His talk will address recent revelations and developments along the trail traveled by his Northern Cheyenne ancestors in 1878 ...

Juanita Shaw of Edwardsville has visited 43 of the U.S. states, including Alaska, and has also traveled to Canada on her ...

A growing body of evidence suggests she might have survived into old age — which would entirely change the story of America’s ...

For spectacular scenery, take a road trip through the U.S. The best way to see it is by using its scenic byways. From the ...

"I myself would rather die an Indian than live a white man." From taking on the U.S. Army to refusing to sign any treaty that would force his people onto a reservation, the heroic Lakota chief Sitting ...

Arlo Tanenbaum completed the journey of a lifetime last week: a near 6,000-mile bicycle ride across the country from the ...

A fishing trip to offshore waters turned historic for Logan Smith of Dover, who landed a massive 56-pound, 3.2-ounce Golden ...

High in the Black Hills of South Dakota, a monumental tribute to Native American heritage is taking shape, both in granite ...

The order came after an agency investigation determined the Crazy Mountain Ranch had violated the Montana Water Use Act by ...

The Montana Department of Natural Resources and Conservation and the Crazy Mountain Ranch reached a consent decree Friday, which was approved by the Park County court.

The consent decree requires Crazy Mountain Ranch to share details of its water purchases with Montana’s water-right regulator.