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The public has yet to see the results of a landmark study of cancers among thousands exposed to tainted water at Camp Lejeune from the 1950s to the 1980s, despite the study wrapping up months ago.

King Charles III seemed ready to burst into tears while remembering his late parents.

The Park Rapids man is one of three area vets who saw combat with ‘the Walking Dead.’

STEP has given nearly $2.5 million in emergency grants to more than 7,400 families, stopped about 600 evictions and distributed over 450,000 diapers in 11 years.

Vietnam war veteran John Warren of Pine River stays connected with his former brothers in arms.

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A military youth group had thousands of dollars worth of equipment stolen from Camp Pendleton in at least two incidents between September and October, officials with the base confirmed.

Fire Chief Brian Fennessy makes hiring military veterans a priority for the Orange County Fire Authority

Each approved regional site received a supply of official Veterans Day posters, military ceremonial support from the Department of Defense and a certificate from Secretary of Veterans Affairs Denis McDonough for inclusion in the official program.

U.S. Army veteran Christopher Lee Patterson has quadriplegia and can't breathe on his own. Yet, he exudes optimism.