Each week marks anniversaries of milestones, tragedies, triumphs, notable births and deaths in Christian history. Historic ...

Events from this week in Christian history include the Church of England voting to allow female bishops, the execution of ...

Events from this week in Christian history include the birth of Andraé Crouch, Anglican missionaries coming to Borneo, and the final papal coronation performed.

On June 22, 2001, the Mangalore-Chennai Mail train was carrying passengers over the Kadalundi River when the bridge collapsed, sending three rail cars into the river below and killing 59 people and ...

Jonas Salk, an epidemiologist who developed the polio vaccine in the 1950s. Prior to official vaccine trials, Salk tested the vaccine on himself and his family in 1953. Photo courtesy of Wikimedia ...

On June 1, 2001, Nepal’s ruling monarchy imploded. The bizarre and bloody events unfolded in the lavishly decorated banquet room at the royal palace in Kathmandu. Prince Dipendra, in a bout of furious ...

To honor the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, Princeton University Library’s “Nursery of Rebellion’: Princeton and the American Revolution” exhibit, opening April 15, will feature ...

April 20, 1986: Chicago Bulls forward Michael Jordan sets NBA playoff record with 63 points in a game. April 21, 1984: After 37 weeks Michael Jackson’s album “Thriller” is knocked off as top album by ...

IT’S TIME FOR THIS WEEK IN HISTORY BROUGHT TO YOU BY THE UPCOUNTRY HISTORY MUSEUM… ONE OF THE MOST SUCCESSFUL AND ICONIC ROCK GROUPS IN HISTORY, PINK FLOYD, RELEASED THEIR DEBUT SINGLE, “ARNOLD LAYNE, ...

ITS TIME FOR THIS WEEK IN HISTORY BROUGHT TO YOU BY THE UPCOUNTRY HISTORY MUSUEM. ON APRIL 30, 1938, A PROTOTYPE OF A MISCHIEVOUS RABBIT DEBUTED IN “PORKY’S HARE HUNT”. WHILE THIS RABBIT LOOKS ...

This Week in History in 1987, we said goodbye to funnyman Jackie Gleason. Joe Torres brings you a glimpse of how we covered his death, with Bill Beutel anchoring, and Garrett Glaser reporting from ...