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Changing views around marriage and weddings are impacting wedding dress designers, who are seeing more casual brides with smaller celebrations.

Advocates of diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) programs are sounding the alarm after a key department on Capitol Hill was dissolved amid backlash to the movement. The House Office of Diversity and Inclusion (ODI) was disbanded this week as part of a government spending bill passed earlier this month, the office’s president, Sesha Joi Moon,…

Generations Church is leading the All Pro Dads chapter at Sabal Palm Elementary School. The aim is to connect students with their father figures. They share the impact this relationship can have.

Salisbury held an open house where the public could sound off on the preliminary comprehensive plan. Here's what some residents had to say.

Texarkana, Texas - Almost 3 million households and 7 million people in Texas lack access to broadband, or high-speed internet, according to U.S. Census Bureau Data.

Originally celebrated as Armistice Day — the signing of the agreement between the Allies of WW1 and Germany on the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month in 1918 calling for an end to the war — Veterans Day was declared a national holiday for the first time in 1938. Meeker celebrated

Families in their droves are leaving behind sky-high rent, punitive taxes and rocketing crime in the countrys coastal states in search of a better quality of life.

The rise and fall (and rise again) of two great American cities teach us lessons about racism, economic opportunity, and more.

Houston is growing its population, and a new study is showing us how much it's expanded and where Space City ranks across the U.S.

This Hispanic Heritage month, we're looking at the growing role of Hispanic Americans at the voting booth and in public office across the country, and here in the Hoosier state.