Valentine’s Day didn’t start with candy hearts or roses — or a Roman fertility festival, though there was one in mid-February ...

Frederick Douglass-Isaac Myers Maritime Park in Fells Point is offering free admission on three Saturdays this month.

Philadelphia’s favorite Victorian novelist made his second, and final, visit to the City of Brotherly Love on this week 158 years ago. He would stay at the Continental Hotel, and most notably, would ...

On Christmas Day in 1868, President Andrew Johnson issued a sweeping amnesty to former Confederate officials and soldiers, ending legal consequences for those who rebelled against the United States.

Prattville's newest spot to enjoy in downtown along the Autauga Creek is officially open to the public. Two Alabama communities will benefit from more than $2 million in federal funding secured by ...

Kenya Vinson has combined love for his home with his love for coffee in the Southlawn Coffee Company. The event provides way for residents to get connected with potentially life-changing opportunities ...

How many presidents have been impeached in our country's history? Actually, there are only four, but two of them are named Donald Trump. Yeah that's right, the same guy twice. Allow me to take you ...

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FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WPTA) - On Nov. 3, 1868, Schuyler Colfax became the first Hoosier vice president. The New Carlisle native was Ulysses S. Grant’s running mate in the first election after the Civil ...

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This Day in History: Sept. 25, 1868 - The first Wisconsin Valley Fair was held in Wausau The fair began with a parade of about 2,000 people and included flowers, vegetables, horses, swine, cattle and ...

Georgia made history in 1868 when 33 Black men won seats in the state legislature. Yet their win was short-lived. White lawmakers soon kicked them out, claiming Black men couldn’t hold office. The ...