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For the first time in nearly 55 years, a Waynesville native and Air Force captain who didn’t return from his mission over Quàng Nam Province in South...

Annual training helps each branch of the military ensure they are performing their best if a real life emergency situation should ever arise. In a recent search and rescue exercise, Air Force and Coast Guard personnel teamed-up to hone their skills.

Beale Air Force Base partnered with the U.S. Coast Guard San Francisco sector in order to train during a search and rescue exercise on Aug. 17.

(Springfield-jm) – Governor J-B Pritzker is signing a first of its kind law prohibiting book banning in Illinois. Under the law, libraries that remove books because of partisan or personal disa...

Illinois suburbs ranked for safety A new study ranks an Illinois suburb as one of the most dangerous in the country. The personal finance website SmartAsset analyzed multiple safety-related metrics to de...

CHARLESTON — Heeding a request for assistance from Texas, Gov. Jim Justice is sending a small group of West Virginia National Guard members to the southern

Officials said a Cannon Air Force Base airman died after he was found unresponsive at the base on Tuesday.

WARREN — On the night before Ukrainian Independence Day, a crowd gathered in the parking lot of St. Josaphat Ukrainian Catholic Church in Warren. They sang Ukrainian songs and prayers, their faces illuminated by candlelight.

Ocultan en tiraderos de Cancún toneladas de sargazo Los empresarios admiten que los tiraderos clandestinos son un problema real, pues faltan estaciones para el tratamiento de miles de toneladas El sargazo termina en tiraderos no aptos para su manejo / Víctor Flores Corresponsal | El Sol de México Víctor Flores Corresponsal | El Sol de México CANCÚN. El sargazo que se recolecta de las playas de Quintana Roo es depositado lejos de la vista de los turistas en tiraderos clandestinos, lotes...

4 Joining the military and completing basic training is difficult enough without additional obstacles. U.S. Air Force Technical Sgt. Alex West would have been more than happy if those were the only things he encountered. Unfortunately, there was much more. The current 43rd Air Base Squadron Munitions Inspector grew up in rural Tennessee with his mother and older brother. Living in a single parent home and constantly on the move to stay in housing, there wasn’t much money to g...