A piece of literature (also known as a tale):

A depiction of history

A narrative, more specifically:

Play, usually consisting chiefly of dialog between characters

Storytelling is the ancient art of conveying events in words, images, and sounds often by improvisation or embellishment. Stories have probably been shared in every culture and in every land as a means of entertainment, education, preservation of...

In older American slang, a soap opera, (e.g., "I'll talk to you later; my story is on.")

Along with parable, a basic principle or pattern of the human mind^[1]

Urban legend

Story arc

Organizational storytelling

Frame tale, a narrative technique

Sjuzhet (usually refers to narrative discourse) is the representation and reshaping of underlying events through narration into plot (& in film by camera angles, in film and novels via flashbacks in temporal sequence, etc.). Sjuzhet is a Russian...

Organization story

Story County, Iowa, a county in Central Iowa

Story City, Iowa, a city in Story County, Iowa, originally named "Fairview"

Anecdote, a brief tale narrating an interesting or amusing biographical incident

Plot, the underlying structure holding a narrative together (also in the context of movies)

User story is a way of illustrating software requirements, often used in extreme programming

Antenarrative is a story concept invented by David Boje in 2001, Narrative Methods for Organization and Communication Research. London, Sage. In ‘antenarrative’ (Boje, 2001), storytelling is no more than a bet, a scrawny pre-story. Antenarrative is...

Stories (band), an American rock group formed by Ian Lloyd and Michael Brown of The Left Banke

Bedtime story, an entertaining or instructive, soporific, and often extemporaneous tale for a child

Story, an American literary magazine from 1931 to 1999.

Story, Indiana, a village in Brown County, Indiana

Story (surname)

Novel or specifically, an epistolary novel

Short story or a novella

Fable, fairy tale or tall tale

A branching narrative, such as in a gamebook or certain video games

An essay or news article, in journalism slang

A floor of a building is also called a story or storey. It typically corresponds to a height of 8 to 14 feet, and usually approximately 10 feet in commercial buildings.[1]

The Story (band), a folk-pop duo featuring Jonatha Brooke and Jennifer Kimball

The Story (album), a 2006 album by Bizzy Bone

The Story with Dick Gordon, an interview program produced by North Carolina Public Radio and distributed by American Public Media

The Story (Brandi Carlile album), an album by folk rock singer Brandi Carlile.

A Story, an album by Yoko Ono