Featured Content

1. ‘This is our land’: For Native Americans, Trump’s move to reduce Bears Ears monument stirs anxiety

   Jonah Yellowman, a 66-year-old Navajo spiritual leader, gathers sage on Cedar Mesa not far from the base of the Bears Ears buttes in southeastern Utah. He uses the plant in weekly ceremonies. (Brian van der Brug/Los Angeles Times/TNS)
   0
   /preview.php?id=201812270436MCT_____PHOTO____US-NEWS-BEARSEARS-NATIVEAMERICANS-3-LA
   

2. A young pastor preached about depression, then killed himself. His widow wants to help others by talking about it.

   Kayla Stoecklein, 29, at the grave of her husband Pastor Andrew Stoecklein at Oak Park Cemetery on Oct. 6, 2018 in Claremont, Calif. Pastor Stoecklein, who committed suicide on Aug. 24, is buried next to his father, who died of cancer a few years ago. Kayla Stoecklein has taken to blogging about her grief and about mental health and suicide, two subjects that are often taboo in the church, because she wants to lessen the stigma and for people to get the help they need. (Irfan Khan/Los Angeles Times/TNS)
   1
   /preview.php?id=201812270434MCT_____PHOTO____LIFE-YOUNG-PASTER-DEPRESSION-1-LA
   

3. Bullets took their teammate, but on the Boys' Latin football field, Jahsun Patton’s legacy lives on.

   Boys' Latin senior Jeremiah Carter stands apart from his teammates before their game against George Washington. (Heather Khalifa/Philadelphia Inquirer/TNS)
   2
   /preview.php?id=201812270432MCT_____PHOTO____LIFE-EDU-HS-FOOTBALLPLAYER-REMEMBERED-1-PHI
   

4. Nice ice for sailing on Superior Bay

   Chip Jacobs sails his ice boat across Superior Bay on Thursday, Dec. 20, 2018. (Steve Kuchera/Duluth News Tribune/TNS)
   3
   /preview.php?id=201812271003MCT_____SS_PACK__AV-ICE-SAILING-2-
   

5. The years aren’t getting any easier for families that grow cotton, Texas’ No. 1 cash crop

   A field of cotton ready to be harvested is covered in snow near Spearman, Texas, north of Amarillo at sunset on November 15, 2018. Snow and rain storms delayed this year's harvest. (Rose Baca/Dallas Morning News/TNS)
   4
   /preview.php?id=201812270431MCT_____PHOTO____BIZ-FARM-COTTON-2-DA
   

Captivating stories. Innovative solutions.

Tribune News Service is the one-stop shop for all your content needs. We offer a complete lineup of news and feature stories, commentary, photos, graphics and illustrations for your print and electronic publication.