Approximately 1,000 parents and students interested in joining the military gathered at the Marietta base to learn about the five service academies and tour various aircrafts.

The Arkansas Military and First Responders Academy (AMFRA) held a pubic meeting Tuesday night for parents and cadets of the school after informing them the school will soon be dissolved.

On April 30, 1975, the communist North Vietnamese Army captured the democratic South Vietnamese capital. The last Americans ...

Protesters advocating for transgender athletes to continue participating in girl's sports chanted "Hail Satan" at a ...

Caleb Quick neared the start of an exciting new chapter in life before tragedy struck Wednesday night.

In her complaint, the woman said two men posing as “Army jawans” boarded her auto, promised help with her daughter’s ...

Pope Francis on Sunday was laid to rest after a funeral mass with more than 250,000 mourners and more than 130 world leaders ...

President Donald Trump's administration on Thursday asked the Supreme Court to allow enforcement of a ban on transgender ...

Through better financial literacy, servicemembers become better able to focus on the mission, explain Poncho Co-Founders John Preston Brown and Jim Shelton.

The school system argued Tuesday that overturning those rulings will open the floodgates for parents to opt their children ...

French police say a high school student stabbed four other students at his school, killing one and wounding three ...