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East coast, 8 00 in los angeles and this is americas late news, fox news night. Breaking tonight, then there were two. Biden and trump appear to be in, nikki haley is out refusing for now to endorse andy is a bigtime question for both sides because trump has more republican support then biden has democratic support but the president has a Big Stage Tomorrow Night and the nation will be watching as the 81yearold delivers the State Of The Union speech. Lets begin with Senior National correspondent...

After collecting non-perishable items to donate to the Veterans Serving Veterans Food Pantry, the Mackinaw Trail Middle School seventh grade blue team went to the Veterans Serving Veterans Park Tuesday

Life Line Screening in Calcutta Residents living in and around Calcutta can learn about their risk for cardiovascular disease, osteoporosis, diabetes, and oth

The Redstone Arsenal Military and Civilians Club, in partnership with the Military Officers Association of America’s Huntsville chapter, has awarded $31,000 in scholarships and merit awards to students and community

In 2023, SSV helped veterans access $8.8 million in VA benefits and helped more than 1,300 veterans find new jobs after they left the military.

Veterans Day — a quiet tribute to sacrifice

A local nonprofit wants to make sure veterans and their families in North Alabama know that their services are available.

A Baltimore nonprofit that offers a lifeline to Maryland veterans in need will receive $3 million in federal funding.

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More than 375,000 veterans live in Alabama, according to an estimate from the State Department of Veteran Affairs, with over 33,000 of them living in Madison County.