The history of the prosecution case of State of Tennessee versus John T. Scopes in 1925 for teaching the Theory of Evolution ...

A century after the infamous trial, evangelicals can unbundle faith from culture wars and recover a wiser witness.

The popularity of robotics has taken Mercer County by storm over the past several years. It has grown so much that they now ...

The play investigates everything from free speech and education, to religion, public conscience and celebrity.

Although the stadium is being demolished, the legend of Pawtucket's colorful mayor will live on, the author says.

The smokestack of the salt works at Green and Smith's basin west of Lincoln was blown down by tornado-strength winds. First reports that the smokestack had been blown across ...

It briefly captured the Democratic Party, with the fiery populist orator William Jennings Bryan becoming the party’s nominee for president three times. By the 1920s, the movement had weakened ...

The homeowner, William Jennings, had to walk barefoot across shattered glass when an officer with a bullhorn ordered him out, the lawsuit said. Jennings was handcuffed and kept in the backseat of ...

Renee Louise Knight Jennings; brothers, David, Richard and William Jennings as well as his niece, Stacy. In 1972, he married Martha Murphey Jennings of Lebanon, Tn. Martha passed away only 12 days ...

Connor Hellebuyck of the Winnipeg Jets won the William M. Jennings Trophy, presented annually to the goaltenders who play a ...

Having the record for fewest goals against last year, Winnipeg secured its second-straight William Jennings Trophy on Thursday night. Much like that of last season, the trophy was given to a sole ...

It reached its electoral pinnacle in 1896 with the nomination of William Jennings Bryan — dubbed the “Great Commoner” — as the Democratic Party’s nominee. The populists’ mission was to ...