Jonathan Joss, known for 'King of the Hill' and 'Parks and Recreation,' was shot to death Sunday. His husband says the shooting was motivated by homophobia.

Offerman said that the character was held up by many for ‘the wrong reasons’ and misinterpreted the Libertarian who was ‘cool with everyone’ ...

The actor, who was Comanche and White Mountain Apache, was shot in a targeted hate crime while protecting his husband.

You can read the full statement here. Our original report is below. King of the Hill and Parks and Recreation actor Jonathan Joss has died aged 59 after a shooting in Texas.

Man who shot and killed actor Jonathan Joss claims self defense Joss, known for his roles in series such as "King of the Hill" and the comedy "Parks and Recreation," died on June 1 in San Antonio.

The series is executive produced by original co-creators Mike Judge and Greg Daniels, as well as incoming executive producer Saladin Patterson, who also now serves as showrunner of the series starting ...

July marks the 40th anniversary of Parks and Recreation Month, a celebration that began in 1985 to honor the vital role parks and recreation play in building st ...

Several East Tennessee governments are seeing thousands, and even millions, of dollars in grant funding this week to benefit their parks and recreation offerings.

The celebration will include a series of community-focused events and activities in the borough’s parks throughout the month.

City council members approved a resolution at its recent meeting to allow the Parks and Recreation department to purchase two new John Deere mowers. The department was approved for the specified ...