Amid the excavation of part of the city's first cemetery, an archaeology firm has found more than 1,100 graves filled with 19th century artifacts.

As crews make way for the new Henry Street Bridge, they’re also unearthing a centuries-old chapter of Indianapolis history.

The U.S. Army’s history is closely tied to its cavalry units, those soldiers who rode into battle on horseback. But the ...

Gurda grew up on South 34th Street, just blocks from the cemetery, and recalled the landscape of his childhood stretching ...

The Bushnell Center for the Performing Arts is one of the most visible cultural institutions in Hartford, the Georgian Revival-style building anchoring a downtown corner a short walk from the ...

YANGON: A one-year-old and six-month-old baby drowned in Zai Taung, Bago City, where the Bago River is flooding, according to ...

Ross was originally buried in a Free Quaker graveyard, but was moved when the city took over that land. She rested in Moriah from 1954 until her reburial in the mid-1970s at her namesake house in Old ...

Two years after the discovery of a major, long-buried indigenous village on a Brickell redevelopment site prompted a major ...

President Trump is in Iowa to kick off a year of patriotic festivities leading up to next year's 250th anniversary of ...

In Cairo’s City of the Dead, where homes are mausoleums and communities have grown among the graves, residents speak out ...

Deep in the Lakeview Cemetery of Sanford sits a headstone with a strange figure etched on it: a horse named “Bob.” ...