Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Recent sand displacement caused by high winds at Ballymastocker Bay in County Donegal has revealed what some believe to be the ...

Independent journalist Georgia Fort said Monday that her arrest on federal civil rights charges stemming for her coverage of a protest inside a Minnesota church is part of a “strategic attack on the ...

Plans for Fort Financial Credit Union to merge with an Elkhart-based financial organization have been called off after a vote by membership. Fort Financial said Monday that the member vote had ...

Fort said on a Facebook livestream that her children were in the home and "are impacted by this,” claiming, "This is all stemming from the fact that I filmed a protest as a member of the media" ...

A journalist who was with disgraced ex-CNN host Don Lemon when he allegedly stormed a Minnesota church has shared video of the moment agents came to also arrest her Friday morning. “There’s agents at ...

“Agents are at my door,” independent journalist Georgia Fort told followers during a livestream on Facebook early Friday morning. The founder of BLCK Press, a self-described social enterprise newsroom ...

Minneapolis freelance journalist Georgia Fort was arrested early Friday, Jan. 30, after documenting an anti-ICE demonstration during a St. Paul church service this month. Fort was one of four people ...

Ms. Fort was taken into custody by federal agents Friday morning, following a grand jury indictment. By Ernesto Londoño Reporting from Minneapolis Georgia Fort, a Minneapolis freelance journalist ...

Hours after Georgia Fort, the Minnesota chapter Vice President of the National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ), was arrested in connection with her chronicling an anti-ICE protest at a St.

PARALLEL Lands brings together new works by Newfoundland artists Michael Flaherty, Susan Furneaux, and Kym Greeley, curated by Philippa Jones as part of the international partnership between Artlink ...

Colorado is at a crossroads. Again. Back in 1833, brothers William and Charles Bent, along with trader Ceran St. Vrain, built a fort on the north side of the Arkansas River, the border of a territory ...