Formally a speakeasy during the city’s Prohibition era, the iconic KC spot continues to embrace its dingy charm.

The new uniforms will cost the city $1.3 million. Mayor Cherelle L. Parker’s administration is paying for it with unspent ...

A green burial entrepreneur from New Jersey plans to bring new life and natural burials to the overgrown 19th century cemetery.

As 2026 ushers in the 250th anniversary of the American Revolution, there’s no better time to explore the revolutionary towns that played pivotal roles in our nation’s history. From live battle ...

The Holmes County Trail provides a scenic path for walking or cycling, particularly spectacular during fall foliage season. This rail-trail has a unique feature – a separate buggy lane that ...

Life at a late 1800s frontier post, like the Vancouver Barracks, was predictable, tedious, routine and rarely seasoned with excitement. Daily duties rarely varied. Soldiers drilled, stood guard duty a ...

A top hat from the 1800s?! In this episode, we uncovered an old military camp used during the Spanish-American War, and the relics we found are unlike anything we’ve seen before. From rare ...

In 1876, the Patrick Brothers reportedly settled the property, and the Ranch was homesteaded in 1890, becoming known as the PK Ranch. The Homestead was a stagecoach stop along the Bozeman trail.

The Catos restored the 1876 historical ranch property, the PK Ranch on Soldier Creek, resulting in what today is a successful and respected black angus cattle ranch.

A significant part of Fort Stanton's story dates back to the late 1800s with the Ninth Calvary, who later became known as the Buffalo Soldiers.