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A team from the Minot Fire Department took top honors in the Special Olympics North Dakota Bearcat Pull on Saturday. Special Olympics North Dakota (SOND) work

I’ve been thinking a lot about why people serve in the U.S. military lately — with recent reports of a shrinking service and difficulties recruiting young people in 2022 and

The Pentagon is calling April the "Month of the Military Child" with former 'brats' sharing their stories. But where did that term come from?

A U.S. Air Force veteran who fled a charge of possessing sexually explicit images of a child told his lawyer he joined the Russian army.

This year, two guardians and three airmen from Vandenberg took part in a Ranger Assessment and Preparation Course (RAPC), which was held at Vandenberg SFB March 26-29.

Flying used to be a glamorous undertaking back in the day, but airports also had their glory years.

Flying used to be a glamorous undertaking back in the day, but airports also had their glory years.

The 96th Security Forces Squadron is increasing patrols at the Santa Rosa Island Closed Test Area and will cite trespassers to keep them out of Federal prop ...

The community of Napakiak just got some money to support its retreat from erosion. Alaskans are wearing purple in memory of this young girl from Kotzebue. And check out photos

The Air Force Academy preparatory school cadet candidate who wrote racial slurs outside of his and four other cadet candidates’ dorm rooms last year tried to blame his actions on an untreated concussion.