Local author Chris Boucher and Pollard Library Foundation member Jacquelynn Coles discuss Harry “Bucky” Lew, a Lowell native and the first African-American to play professional basketball.

Tuesday is a historic day in the Native American community after well-known Indigenous activist Leonard Peltier​ was released ...

If you’re wondering where you should be wining and dining in San Francisco, here are the restaurants and events to check out ...

For nearly half a century, Peltier’s imprisonment has symbolized systemic injustice for Native Americans across the country ...

Artists create, animals evolve, plants adapt and Indigenous cultures flourish. As the world changes, so too do the Museum of ...

The data speaks for itself: since 1921, the leading cause of death among Americans has been heart disease; according to the CDC, it was responsible for one in five deaths ...

From quilters to Black history, book and Native American festivals, there's plenty to do this weekend in the Daytona Beach ...

Indigenous activists who maintain his innocence celebrated the release as a decades-overdue victory, while law enforcement ...

In honor of Black History Month, News 2 is celebrating Lowcountry trailblazers. A Johns Island native rose to the top of the largest steel producer in the United States. Trevor Saunders is now on ...

Arlington's Ethiopian community works hard to successfully integrate into the broader community while retaining and ...