The National Garden of American Heroes, an idea Trump first proposed in 2020, is supposed to open at an unnamed location in ...

Chicago police are investigating after a statue of President William McKinley that stands in the park named for him, and for whom the surrounding city neighborhood also is named, was defaced early ...

What is the status of the 120-year-old William McKinley statue outside the Stark County Courthouse in Canton after being hit ...

CANTON − The sun beamed down on the statue of former President William McKinley on Saturday in front of the Stark County Courthouse, its long-awaited unveiling marking the end of the monument's ...

The century old statue of President William McKinley stands in the Arcata Plaza in Arcata, Calif., in this undated photo. The statue has long been a target for pranksters.

William McKinley will be on the mind of voters Tuesday in Arcata, Calif., when they head for the voting booth. Not a person with the same name as the slain president whose remains lie in a tomb at… ...

A statue of former president William McKinley was vandalized Wednesday morning at McKinley Park on the Southwest Side. About 4 a.m., someone threw a rope around the statue in the 3700 block of ...

Five years after President William McKinley was assassinated at the 1901 Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo, N.Y., farmer George Zehnder presented the Northern California city of Arcata with a 8.5 ...

The statue is eight feet, four inches high, and 18 feet on its base. The figure is actually a copy of the McKinley statue which still stands today in North Adams, Massachusetts.

A statue of William McKinley, the 25th president of the United States, was vandalized this week after recently undergoing $300,000 renovations, The San Francisco Chronicle reported.

The council voted unanimously on Feb. 20 to send the statue to the city of Canton, Ohio, home of the William McKinley National Monument, the 25th president’s final resting place.

To the editor: With all the ado about removing statues of past figures, including presidents, I am reminded of Mark Antony’s oration: “The evil that men do lives after them, the good is oft ...