Gone but not forgotten: Freedman’s Cemetery represents Black Dallas’ past, future

In the 1800s, segregated Dallas wouldn’t allow its Black residents to be buried next to their white neighbors, so the city was forced to find a final resting place for its formerly enslaved residents.
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Descendants seek to preserve Tom Brown Park cemetery after bone fragments found

Following the discovery of bone fragments and casket remains along a trail in Tom Brown Park on Friday, the granddaughter of ...
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An Indigenous cemetery was rescued, but the growth of AI may become a threat

Native communities celebrated the reburial of their ancestors in West Texas, but the land might be under the radar of tech ...

Lafayette cemetery won’t allow grandfather to be buried next to wife

A family in Lafayette said they are running out of time as they try to figure out where to bury their grandfather after he ...

A grief-filled woman spent months sleeping in the cemetery where her husband is buried. Then "an angel" came to her rescue.

When a 55-year-old woman lost her job and got evicted, she took up residence at the only place she felt she owned, her ...

The horrors of conflict still haunt America’s largest World War II cemetery

In downtown Manila, rows upon rows of headstones are laid out on the gentle slopes of a hilltop, the largest single burial ...