You may not know who Geronimo was, but you’ve likely heard his name. In fact, you’ve probably used the “Geronimo” saying when taking a leap—out of a plane, into a pool, off a wall. But why Geronimo?

At the San Antonio ANTIQUES ROADSHOW in July 2007, a man named Nash brought in a bow, arrows, and a quiver that was adorned with block letters that spelled a mythic name from America's Indian history: ...

LAWTON, Okla. — The story of Geronimo epitomizes the Old West: a larger-than-life Indian warrior whose remarkable exploits in battle bordered on the supernatural. His remains also have taken on ...

Geronimo is a 6-year-old black alpaca. He was deported from Aotearoa and exiled to England. Since arriving as a baby/cria he has been held in captivity. The humans of the UK Dept of Food, Environment ...

Now a 1918 letter, newly unearthed from Yale archives, offers some intriguing new clues. In it, one Skull and Bones member reports that Geronimo's skull and other remains had been exhumed and taken to ...