Memorial Day events in the greater Milwaukee area include parades, ceremonies, live music and charity run/walks.

President Trump has announced he won't recognize Indigenous Peoples Day, another sign some Native leaders say that advocacy ...

LEGOLAND Discovery Center Columbus will celebrate Mother's Day with free admission for moms and a discount for families.

"I am hereby reinstating Columbus Day under the same rules, dates, and locations, as it has had for all of the many decades ...

Various locations in and around Columbus are hosting Cinco ... earlier and sip margaritas in the middle of the day. Cinco de Mayo, an annual celebration honoring Mexico's victory over the French ...

After a few seconds when no one else seemed to know, I gave him this answer: “October 12 th is the day in 1492 when Admiral Christopher Columbus first stepped off his flagship, the Santa Maria, onto ...

His latest comments appear to be targeted at recent efforts across the country to celebrate the date as Indigenous Peoples Day, either in lieu of or in tandem with Columbus Day. Some states and ...

Columbus Day, celebrated annually in October ... Although the first official Indigenous Peoples Day celebration began in the 1990s, it didn’t gain widespread momentum until the last decade ...

President Trump said he was going to bring back Columbus Day, which some states and cities celebrate as Indigenous Peoples Day. Columbus Day is a federal holiday celebrated on the second Monday in ...

Indeed, it was the lynching of 11 Italian-American immigrants in New Orleans in 1891 that led to the first Columbus Day celebration in the United States, led the following year by President ...

Columbus Day, celebrated annually in October ... been lobbying local and federal governments for decades to replace celebrations of Columbus with a holiday that recognizes the contributions ...

A federal holiday since 1892, Columbus Day is celebrated on the second Monday in October. But some states and cities have celebrated the date as Indigenous Peoples Day, or celebrate both ...