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Through the second half of the 19th century, balloons and dirigibles tantalized inventors with the idea of heavier-than-air flight. Gliders led to the Wright brothers’ Kitty Hawk powered flight in

A man who tried to march with Las Vegas police at a Black Lives Matter protest in 2020 has pleaded guilty in federal court to false impersonation of an officer.

Roundup of arts and entertainment events happening in Fredericksburg and surrounding areas.

Because this section is free of charge, community events are subject to run based on available space. Email events to calendar@newsadvance.com.

Alabama Sen. Tommy Tuberville misses few chances to tout both his career as a college football coach and his love for the military. It’s all the more reprehensible, then, that

Oklahoma City -- Governor Kevin Stitt announced on Wednesday (July 19) the appointment of Lt. Governor Matt Pinnell to serve as Secretary of Workforce Development on his cabinet.

Local veterans are leading the charge to raise funds for a redesign of the American Legion Park Veterans Memorial in Le Sueur, in hopes the project picks up sooner rather

An Offutt lab has launched an eight-year project to identify nearly 1,000 U.S. POWs from World War II who died on "hell ship" Japanese transports and were buried in unmarked

House Republicans voted to end diversity, equity and inclusion programs and personnel at the Pentagon, and one wonders whether the U.S. military will ever be the same.

If any of you have made it to Boston, Massachusetts, hopefully you have visited Boston Harbor and seen this fantastic frigate. With the passing of Fourth of July, writing about