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The Forum's newest editor Anna Paige reflects on the impacts of housing prices, population surges, and the ways land (and how we talk about land) shapes our lives and our choices.

Was Governor of Louisiana and famed explorer, Meriwether Lewis, murdered on his way to Washington DC because of the Jefferson papers?

This is a six-part series on the major rivers, their respective drainages found in Nebraska, and their geography and history. Nebraska has abundant water with many streams, rivers and groundwater. At times these rivers flood,...

My wife and I were able to take a vacation trip to Montana recently. The primary reason we chose Montana is that we had never seen Glacier National Park. Another

Students at Chief Charlo Elementary recently learned over 20 different signs from Plains Indian Sign Language through an initiative grant impacting education across the Missoula County district and beyond.

Kansas City, Kansas — KCK to locals — prides itself on being a city of diversity. The whole family will find attractions that appeal to all tastes.

State of Montana Newsroom About Welcome to the State of Montana newsroom, where breaking news in Montana State Government is posted for various state agencies. Other Categories Montana’s Historical Society Offers Education for All Ages Visitors of all ages are encouraged to learn more about the Treasure State at the MHS museum and research center in Helena. Montana Historical Society July 06 2021 Wooly mammoth tusks, a bison jump diorama and a fascinating collection of Charlie Russell ar...

A white woman was seen on video defacing a monument of the only Black member, York, of the Lewis and Clark expedition in Portland.

Iowas leg of the 4,900-mile trip is marked by Lewis & Clark Trail signs along Interstate 29, as it follows the Missouri River from Council Bluffs to Sioux City.

The Untold Truth Of The Slave Who Helped The Lewis And Clark Expedition Nathan Howard/Getty Images By Sarah Crocker/March 5, 2021 1:23 am EDT Most U.S. students have at least heard of the Lewis and Clark expedition. As History reports, the expedition in question took place from 1804 to 1806. President Thomas Jefferson had just completed the Louisiana Purchase, buying the previously French Louisiana Territory from none other than Napoleon Bonaparte and the government of France f...