This story has been updated because an earlier version included an inaccuracy. Columbus Day and Indigenous Peoples’ Day both fall on Monday, Oct. 13, with Columbus Day observed as a federal holiday.

Monday, Oct. 13, has the unique distinction of being the day two holidays are celebrated – Columbus Day and Indigenous Peoples' Day. Former President Joe Biden issued the first presidential ...

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What is Columbus Day if the nation’s largest city named after the explorer drops the celebration? Columbus, Ohio, isn't marking the holiday as it has done in the past to honor Christopher Columbus ...

Monday marks the observed holiday of Sunday’s Columbus Day and begets a series of government service closures across the Baltimore area. In Baltimore City, City Hall, as well as all of the offices and ...

WASHINGTON - U.S. Rep. Mike Rulli, a Republican from Salem, has introduced legislation that would cut federal funding to state and local governments that replace Columbus Day with Indigenous Peoples’ ...

Columbus Day is Monday. Though it's a federal holiday, observation practices vary widely across the country. The traditional Columbus Day holiday has been celebrated since 1892 - four centuries after ...

Monday, Oct. 13, is Columbus Day, a federal holiday, and Indigenous Peoples’ Day. Banks, post offices and more are closed. Though in other Western states like California and Oregon, Indigenous Peoples ...

(FOX40.COM) — Depending on the State, Oct. 13 celebrates either Columbus Day, Indigenous Peoples’ Day or both. Video Above: International Day of Peace displays brought to State Capitol While ...