I was 12 years old on Nov. 22, 1963, the day President John F. Kennedy was shot. I had a crush on Linda, the girl in my 7th ...

It's been 62 years since the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, and the event still looms large in Dallas.

Dr. David Mantik, who has been studying the Kennedy assassination for more than 30 years, was shocked when he examined the ...

Government investigations concluded that Lee Harvey Oswald shot Kennedy from a sixth-floor window on the depository ...

"President shot to death from ambush in Dallas," wrote the Brainerd Daily Dispatch, above a large portrait photo of Kennedy. ...

Nov. 22, 1963 is a day that Americans will never forget. For the baby boomer generation, the day of JFK's assassination remains as vivid.

July 18, 1969: The Chappaquiddick incident, also involving Ted Kennedy, who drove his car off a bridge, resulted in the death of Mary Jo Kopechne. That led him to say, “some awful curse did actually ...

More than six decades later, Americans remain obsessed with the JFK assassination. Columnist Ron Faucheux says there are lots ...

The plaza, a city park and memorial built to honor prominent early Dallas residents, was a Works Progress Administration project completed in 1940 and named for George Dealey, who had been a civic ...

Reporters put that question to some very old Americans on the day of JFK’s assassination.

Thanksgiving is a happy time, but it also rekindles sorrowful memories of the Kennedy assassination in 1963, former Dallas ...

The crisp, short days and the multicolored leaves fluttering down mark a time of year that for me always means two things, one happy, one sad.