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A church draws families together across the US-Mexico border. A wall pushes them further apart.

The Border Church, or La Iglesia Fronteriza, is not a building — or if it is, it only has a single wall. Instead, it is a weekly bilingual, interdenominational service held simultaneously on either side of the US-Mexico border.

You can learn a lot by fishing in the Ohio River. Even when you don't catch a thing.

This year, for the first time, there are no “do not eat” advisories for Ohio River fish.

Mermaids in Montana, 600 miles from the ocean, may have saved their motor inn

Where to even begin here? Well, I suppose with Sandra Johnson-Thares, who runs the motel and may well personify American ingenuity.

What happens to a spring break capital like Panama City when the college kids leave?

Panama City Beach, it turns out, is pretty chill on a 90-degree day in September. The beach, and the many bars, restaurants, and hotels lining Front Beach Road, are still bustling, but mostly with couples and families and not spring break revelers.

A controversial law, a mystery and a looming election

Nebraskans jockey for Sasse seat

The government set a disastrous fire. Months later, residents of Las Vegas, N.M., are just hanging on.

With two friends following in their car, Cyn Palmer drove up to the crest of the hill to see the direction of the wildfire raging through the foothills of the Rocky Mountains.

Portraits from 'Trump Town USA', the Texas community at the center of a one-time media frenzy

In 2016, voters in Roberts County voted for Donald Trump at a higher percentage than anywhere else in the country — 524 of 554 ballots cast. The world’s media descended seemingly overnight. We were curious whether the wave of attention had changed anything about daily life in the town.

Can a soak in Arkansas' famed hot springs cure what ails me?

For millennia, they’ve come for the water that gives this place its name.

I visited a Sikh temple in Wisconsin, still scarred by an attack born of hate

On a September Sunday, I walked into the Sikh temple at 10:31 a.m., eerily and unintentionally close to the time the gunman arrived in 2012.