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In a letter, U.S. Rep. Jared Golden reminded those gathered that 'every one of the brave men and women who gave their life was loved by someone,' and the nation must recognize those individual sacrifices.

The effects of a changing climate and a struggling agricultural sector have made conditions ripe. Experts have identified solutions but say reducing the risk requires investment.

Kenneth Platt, the oldest of three remaining Pearl Harbor survivors in the San Antonio area, marks his 101st birthday today.

A teacher at an elementary school on a Hawaii Army base has been barred from campus after Army officials became aware of misconduct allegations against him, according to U.S. Army Hawaii.

The attack on Pearl Harbor killed 429 crewmen of the USS Oklahoma, including Navy Seaman 1st Class David F. Tidball, of Independence.

Army Garrison Hawaii is tackling anew the seemingly perpetual problem of abandoned vehicles on installations by kicking off the weeklong Operation Clean Sweep on Monday.

Columnist Loren Else says history classes taken long ago still resonate today.

The remains of a Navy Musician from Chillicothe who died in the 1941 attack on Pearl Harbor have been identified.

July 2020. That was the month my family and I boarded a plane from Osan Air Base, South Korea and made our way to Virginia. During our 24-hour expedition, I asked when I’d have to go through customs so I could get on the plane in Atlanta. I questioned why we didn’t go through customs […]

Harry E. Nichols, who was 21 when he was killed in Pearl Harbor, will be buried May 13, 2022, in Sioux City.