Clark R. Allen, 84, was fully vaccinated but still died from Covid; his children hope his obituary will spare others, writes Sheila Flynn  The devastated family of a vaccinated grandfather-of-17…

Land-based fish farms, alternative seafood menus, and other ways British Columbia is trying to save Chinooks and sockeyes. In British Columbia, salmon is ubiquitous on restaurant menus as well as…

Picture this: You’re hiking through a redwood forest in Northern California, and you stumble upon a towering trunk with tens of thousands of acorns drilled into it. You might think…

Tom Nichols quotes Abraham Lincoln – on how American democracy can only be brought down from within Liberal democracy is under attack from within. Institutional trust erodes. Fewer than one…

When it comes to protecting sacred spaces off tribal land, tribes are challenged by outdated laws and a misunderstanding of their religious practices. PHOENIX – Tourists speeding toward Grand Canyon…

This story was published in partnership with The Guardian. Texas, which exterminated or displaced most of the Indigenous people in the state, now wants to cash in on them.  While…

Black-clad protesters marched through downtown Phoenix on Oct. 17, 2017, setting off smoke bombs and briefly blocking traffic before police eventually arrested 18 people in the group. Over the next…

Evanston was the first city to implement a plan to repair the harm caused by slavery – and what occurred there could set the tone for what may happen at…

The city council in Greenbelt approved a referendum for a commission to study what reparations could look like for African American and Native American residents in the Maryland city. When…

During an Iowa City City Council and Truth and Reconciliation Commission meeting Tuesday, the commission asked for compensation concerning their work on the commission. The Iowa City City Council continues…