Enjoy the thrill of landing on 50 generations of deceased Indians who lived here for over 2,000 years.

American Horse's papoose was a chubby, sturdy little beggar, and when one of the ladies spoke to him, he set up a tremendous wail, just as natural and lifelike as if he were human.

Doing a little digging of our own, Facing South discovered that what happened in Oxford and Fenton were not isolated instances. There have been numerous cases involving destruction of Native American burial grounds and other culturally significant sites b

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For several months he had bouts of not remembering how to eat or what was appropriate to eat. He would dump food off his plate and try to eat the plate. At first this was only with the paper or styrofoam plates so I stopped using<br /> them.

Another case of police gone mad. Actual police dash cam footage on site.

Three sourpuss Parks Department agents put the squeeze on a 10-year-old girl in Riverside Park yesterday, slapping the tyke with a $50 ticket for hawking lemonade without a permit.

Members of the Snuneymuxw First Nation are mourning the loss of their chief Viola Wyse, who died Thursday afternoon after suffering a brain aneurysm.

Mayor Leon Smith claimed Tuesday that a stone mound at the center of a simmering controversy was put there by natural forces, though an archaeological study commissioned by the city says it was almost certainly man-made.

Ashland County Sheriff John Kovach -- who wrote one of the first racial profiling guidelines for law enforcement -- says his dealings with Native American reporters have been fine.