The number of people struggling with depression increased dramatically at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic.

New data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention show another increase in the nation's maternal mortality rate, and a Minnesota expert says there are several underlying factors. 

Everyone seems to hate what they call “the media. Attacking journalism – even accurate and verified reporting – provides a quick lift for politicians.

Overseas markets could be harming forests in the U.S.

The prominent model of information access before search engines became the norm – librarians and subject or search experts providing relevant information – was interactive, personalized, transparent and authoritative.

Researchers with the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine spent two years studying the nation's supply of native seeds, and found significant shortfalls.

With spring settling in across the U.S. and days lengthening, many people are ready to spend more time outside. But after a walk outdoors, have you ever found seeds clinging to your clothes?

After three years of extreme drought, the Western U.S. is finally getting a break.

The Arkansas Headwaters Recreation Area and the nonprofit Greater Arkansas River Nature Association are sponsoring a free four-part educational series to train volunteers to help steward the public lands.

The Sand Creek Massacre Foundation has announced that it has been awarded an Inclusive Storytelling grant from the National Park Foundation.