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Due to several legislative votes on the Maryland House of Delegates floor March 29, lawmakers from the three Southern Maryland counties were mostly absent that day when the contingent held

The governor, lieutenant governor, attorney general, U.S. senators, representatives, and more state leaders shared messages regarding Lieberman's passing.

Elected officials in Connecticut and beyond are reflecting on the life and legacy of Joe Lieberman, the former U.S. senator and vice presidential nominee, who died Wednesday.

Lawmakers from western South Dakota argued that financial support is needed for the airport projects to accommodate the B-21 program and to ensure the long-range viability of the base

Col. Oakley said at a recent meeting the Air Force will embark on nearly three dozen construction projects on the base at an estimated cost of at least $1.5 billion.

The 2024 South Dakota Legislature considered two spending measures for construction projects aimed at preparing for an influx of military personnel and civilians arriving with the launch of the new

Aggressive plans to make the U.S. Air Force competitive with foreign militaries and produce mission ready airmen could create opportunities for Wright-Patterson Air Force Base.

So much for deadlines. Sept. 15, 2011 was supposed to be the date by which some 5 million square feet of military-occupied office space in Arlington -- 17 percent of the county's office inventory -- would be moved out as a result of the Base Realignment and Closure Act. Now, it appears that most of

Redstone Arsenal’s senior commander thanked a group of community leaders for their decades of support to the Arsenal and made an ask – to continue using their influence to help

After more than 40 years of business, Ship’s Hatch is lifting anchor from its place in Crystal City's underground mall.