Ellen Frankman

Just as music defines Louisiana in its times of celebration, so too does it during its hardship.

Just days after Univision announced that it would be acquiring Gawker Media, the news came that Gawker.com will cease to exist beginning next week after 14 years of operation.

Two Milwaukee residents reflect on the longstanding sources of division within the city, and a recent visit from Donald Trump. 

In Louisiana, devastating floods are forcing thousands into shelters, and leaving even more businesses and homes without power. The state's infrastructure and eroding coast is to blame.

45 years ago today, Nixon's executive order to (among other reforms) suspend the gold standard came to be known at the Nixon Shock. Now, Trump wants to bring it back.

Captain Asha Castleberry is not alone in her belief — more than half of all U.S. service members that served in Iraq regret America's intervention.

Coal miners in Waynesburg, Pennsylvania are getting high-tech training for the changing job market. 

Explore the influence, history, and legacy of Studio One, which recorded the likes of Bob Marley and The Wailers, Lee Scratch Perry, Burning Spear, Toots and The Maytals, and more. 

21st Century Fox announced Thursday that Roger Ailes resigned his position as chairman of Fox News due to allegations of sexual harassment. Some say this scandal goes beyond harassment.

Jack McCord, executive director of Alliance Française de Chicago, the Windy City's French cultural learning center, was out celebrating Bastille Day when the attack began in Nice.

Let Your Voice Be Heard! Radio is an outlet for the many New Yorkers who are struggling with how to respond to the violence and division across America today.

More than 33,000 people are fatally shot in the U.S. each year, and about two-thirds of gun-related deaths come in the form of suicide. But one state is tackling this issue head on.

The impact of stress and trauma on police officers is often understudied, and most officers receive only an hour or two of training on how to deal with such stress. 

It’s expected that Donald Trump will announce his pick for vice president early this week, and Indiana Governor Mike Pence appears to be the front runner for the job.

Actress, Playwright, and NYU Professor Anna Deavere Smith discusses how we can find solutions to the problems of racism and police brutality in America. 

Five Dallas police officers were killed and seven others were wounded at what was otherwise a peaceful rally. How do you police in a country awash in guns?

The Washington Post has tracked every fatal police shooting since January 1, 2015. What do those numbers reveal? 

This November, voters across the country will decide on ballot measures on everything from legalizing marijuana to repealing the death penalty. 

Historian Greg Jenner explores the quirky and surprising stories of human history in "A Million Years In A Day: A Curious History Of Everyday Life From The Stone Age To The Phone Age."

Often a spring ritual, television cancellations come fast and furious whether or not the fans love the show or the critics hate it.