NPR's Juana Summers talks with writer and critic Lawrence Burney about his new essay collection out titled No Sense in Wishing.

Exciting discoveries from archaeological sites predating the Clovis culture pose new questions about how, when, and by whom the Americas were first peopled.

Knapp, who has authored around 55 books on Indian history, culture, and spirituality, said the honor feels like recognition from “Mother India” for his lifelong service in spreading awareness ...

The historic Lyceum Theater stands as a sentinel of Clovis’s past, its vintage neon sign glowing against the evening sky like a beacon from another era. Photo credit: Robby Virus Tucked away in ...

Unlike the Anzick-1 child of the Clovis culture or ancient Channel Islands residents whose DNA traces through modern populations, these ancient Colombians stand alone, without clear descendants.

A massive tornado was spotted near Floyd, New Mexico, on Sunday amid warnings in Clovis and Portales. Visuals posted on social media showed heavy thunderstorms across the state, with storm chasers ...

Most of those are Clovis artifacts, but some 150,000 of those have been attributed to the as-yet-unnamed culture that is older than Clovis. The excavated site has since been covered to protect it.

'Girl on Girl: How Pop Culture Turned a Generation of Women Against Themselves' by Sophie Gilbert "If you came of age around the late 1990s and early aughts, prepare to have the balloon string of ...

Book Review: From incels to trad wives, culture critic probes 21st century backlash against feminism In her new book, “Girl on Girl,” Atlantic magazine critic Sophie Gilbert examines the ...

Clovis rides rodeo Now in its 111th year, the Clovis Rodeo is largely responsible for the annual surge of cowboy culture around these parts.

Annual events like Clovis Rodeo and Big Hat Days ensure cowboy culture doesn’t disappear and hearken back to city’s ranching roots as a frontier town.

Wenonah Elementary fourth graders published "Threads of Diversity," a book celebrating their family cultures and heritage. The project, led by Taylor Rose and Nicole Mickens, stemmed from Black ...