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Few Americans embodied the power of conviction quite like Frederick Douglass. Born into slavery in Maryland around 1818, Douglass would rise to become one of the most powerful voices of

There’s something about a good weekend plan that makes Friday feel just a little sweeter. Whether you’re wrangling kids, planning a romantic night out, or gathering friends for something different,

Arizona Marks Pediatric Cancer Awareness Day at the State Capitol This morning at the Arizona State Capitol, lawmakers, families, and advocates gathered to recognize Arizona Pediatric Cancer Awareness Day, shining

Kid Rock’s Faith-Forward Moment Breaks Billboard BarriersKid Rock has added an unexpected milestone to his long and genre-defying career, making Billboard history with his reimagined version of Cody Johnson’s “‘Til

Justice with Impact: How Restitution Is Reaching Victims in Vanderburgh County When a criminal case concludes, the focus often rests on convictions, sentences, and courtrooms. But in Vanderburgh County, Indiana,

State government can feel distant to many Americans, especially young students who often learn about civics only through textbooks. But a creative initiative out of Pennsylvania is working to change

A Different Kind of American Hero When people think of American legends, they often picture warriors, presidents, inventors, or pioneers. Fred Rogers doesn’t immediately fit that mold. He didn’t lead

A Seventy-Year Song That Still Sells the RoomSeventy years after its debut, “The Auctioneer” is still doing what great songs do best: finding new ears, new energy, and new life.

Arizona Lawmakers to Hold Special Hearing on DCS Oversight and Child Safety Reforms Arizona lawmakers are set to take a closer look at the state’s child welfare system this week,

Visualization Is a Skill, Not Wishful ThinkingVisualization is often misunderstood. Some people hear the word and immediately think it’s wishful thinking or something reserved for athletes and artists. In reality,