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The demand for cremation can be attributed to a decline in religious observance across the US. Cremation is also, simply, the cheapest option.

The teenager had modest expectations before making the step up.

A longtime business in San Francisco is celebrating a milestone -- seven decades with no signs of slowing down. NBC Bay Area’s Joe Rosato Jr. has the scoop.

Finish your stack of beach reads? Need a summer road trip companion? The NPR One team is here to help with podcast recommendations from across public media.

All four of OVA's goals were scored by the same youngster.

HOSPITALITY superstars gathered at Chester Racecourse to celebrate the inaugural Chester Hospitality Association People’s Awards.

After the Sugar Land 95 are reburied, Fort Bend ISD says it’s not going to fund any more research on the remains. A new group takes control — but are they the best people for the job? Plus, we start our own search for descendants.

Nairn umpire Kim Neill was on the square at Mannofield in Aberdeen when a lightning strike flashed towards her.

We all wanted Frankie to have a last Royal Ascot hurrah. In the end he got four, including a ninth Gold Cup to list on the Dettori honours board, a ride in carriage four of the Royal Procession and a cheeky kiss for the Queen. Ascot has always done for him what the Hollies crowd

On June 28, 1988, groundbreaking American hip-hop group Public Enemy released their seminal album, It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back. Executive p...