More than a dozen elders from all walks of life gathered under fluorescent lights in a small room of a historic church at the ...

Early voting in Texas’ election passed the state’s midterm record, with more than 40.5% of registered voters casting early ballots statewide and over 35% ...

This story is copublished with KFF Health News. When U.S. Rep. David Valadao defended voting for a bill aimed at reducing ...

As more rural hospitals close and access to healthcare clinics and physicians gets harder for rural residents, researchers in ...

DONATE TODAY Dear Friend, At a time when the quickest way to call attention to yourself is to create an enemy and go on the ...

Children of a student parent at New River Community College take advantage of the “busy box,” which includes toys, puzzles and more. (Photo courtesy of New River Community College) Walking by New ...

This story was originally published by Shasta Scout. Brian Stephenson is a fifth-generation cattle rancher, and his family’s property in BellaVista, ...

At the same time that rural hospitals are finding it difficult to hire enough nurses, rural nursing students, who are more likely to work in their ...

A large tract of land in southeastern Kentucky has long been important to local residents. “People know the land is not theirs but have a unique ...

This story was first published by the Mississippi River Basin Ag & Water Desk, an independent environmental reporting network covering America's ...

“It’s very freeing to be able to come to a rodeo, and you can take and leave whatever you want.” In 1976, the first gay rodeo was held as a fundraiser for a nursing home in Reno, Nevada. 50 years ...

Editor’s Note: This interview first appeared in Path Finders, an email newsletter from the Daily Yonder. Each week, Path Finders features a Q&A with a rural thinker, creator, or doer. Like what you ...