RootsTech 2023 has revealed that this year's keynote speaker will be singer, songwriter, and actress Jordin Sparks.

Two baseball players decide to do a DNA after realising they not only share striking appearance similarities, but also the exact same name!

The U.S. Census Bureau on Monday released the first errata tables for the 2020 Census Count Question Resolution (CQR) operation.

An album of previously unpublished photographs of Princess Diana launching the HMS Cornwall is set to be auctioned off later this year.

Genealogists have helped Arizona authorities identify a woman whose body was found dismembered and stuffed in a sack in the desert in January 1971.

This introductory guide introduces some of the main resources and information available for researching your french genealogy.

The National Records of Scotland has published a new set of records online making it easier for enthusiasts to discover their roots.

FamilySearch expanded its free online archives in January 2023 with 26 million new, name-searchable genealogy records.

Discovering messages in a bottle is a truly exciting yet very rare occurrence. A roofer has recently been lucky enough to experience it.

This introductory guide introduces some of the main resources for research into your Italian ancestors alongside some top investigative tips.

This summer, more than 200 charity fundraisers will go back in time on a cycle ride trip with historical pit stops along the way.

A relatively new DNA technology, forensic genetic genealogy, has played a crucial role in solving a serial rape case in Lexington, Kentucky.