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Aqui Estamos | Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month
Fox61 in Connecticut sheds light on the contributions the Latinx community has made to the state, and shares stories of their culture during Hispanic Heritage Month.
Nation World
Queen hailed in Scotland as a 'constant in all our lives'
Because the queen died at her summer home of Balmoral, Scotland has been the focus of the attention for the first part of Britain’s 10 days of national mourning.
The Conversation
Have we forgotten the true meaning of Labor Day?
There are many misconceptions around Labor Day. Here's a look at its history — and what it has to do with the 8-hour work day.
The Conversation
Who is Artemis? NASA’s latest mission to the Moon is named after an ancient lunar goddess turned feminist icon
NASA expects to bring the first woman and person of color to the Moon on Artemis III sometime after 2024, in an homage to the feminist icon the mission is named for.
History
This Day in History | 80 year anniversary of Minidoka internment camp opening
It's been 80 years since the Minidoka internment camp opened in Idaho. Now the Minidoka Pilgrimage Committee brings relatives of formerly incarcerated to barracks.
Nation World
Native Americans urge boycott of 'tone deaf' Pilgrim museum
They say the portion of the museum dealing with indigenous life is inadequately small, staffed by people from other tribes and in need of repairs.
Nation World
102-year-old WWII veteran from segregated mail unit honored
The 6888th Central Postal Directory Battalion will receive the Congressional Gold Medal. But before that, the unit's oldest living member will be celebrated.
National
Pope apologizes for 'catastrophic' residential school policy in Canada
The pontiff says the forced assimilation of Native peoples into Christian society destroyed their cultures, severed their families and marginalized generations.
Local News
Ozark Airlines Flight 809: Oak Harbor woman among survivors of deadly 1973 crash
It was called a “non-survivable” airplane crash, one of the deadliest of its time.
Local News
Flyover marks World War II veteran’s 100th birthday in Chehalis
Bob Kabel says his greatest accomplishment was 'saving the world.'
Seattle
New Bruce Lee exhibit opening in Seattle
Much of Bruce Lee’s personal philosophy is on display in Seattle at a new exhibit at the Wing Luke Museum.
Community
Aqui Estamos | Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month
Fox61 in Connecticut sheds light on the contributions the Latinx community has made to the state, and shares stories of their culture during Hispanic Heritage Month.
Nation World
Queen hailed in Scotland as a 'constant in all our lives'
Because the queen died at her summer home of Balmoral, Scotland has been the focus of the attention for the first part of Britain’s 10 days of national mourning.
The Conversation
Have we forgotten the true meaning of Labor Day?
There are many misconceptions around Labor Day. Here's a look at its history — and what it has to do with the 8-hour work day.
The Conversation
Who is Artemis? NASA’s latest mission to the Moon is named after an ancient lunar goddess turned feminist icon
NASA expects to bring the first woman and person of color to the Moon on Artemis III sometime after 2024, in an homage to the feminist icon the mission is named for.
History
This Day in History | 80 year anniversary of Minidoka internment camp opening
It's been 80 years since the Minidoka internment camp opened in Idaho. Now the Minidoka Pilgrimage Committee brings relatives of formerly incarcerated to barracks.
Nation World
Native Americans urge boycott of 'tone deaf' Pilgrim museum
They say the portion of the museum dealing with indigenous life is inadequately small, staffed by people from other tribes and in need of repairs.
Nation World
102-year-old WWII veteran from segregated mail unit honored
The 6888th Central Postal Directory Battalion will receive the Congressional Gold Medal. But before that, the unit's oldest living member will be celebrated.
National
Pope apologizes for 'catastrophic' residential school policy in Canada
The pontiff says the forced assimilation of Native peoples into Christian society destroyed their cultures, severed their families and marginalized generations.
Local News
Ozark Airlines Flight 809: Oak Harbor woman among survivors of deadly 1973 crash
It was called a “non-survivable” airplane crash, one of the deadliest of its time.
Local News
Flyover marks World War II veteran’s 100th birthday in Chehalis
Bob Kabel says his greatest accomplishment was 'saving the world.'
Seattle
New Bruce Lee exhibit opening in Seattle
Much of Bruce Lee’s personal philosophy is on display in Seattle at a new exhibit at the Wing Luke Museum.
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