Panetta, Dempsey Honor Clinton for Leadership

Each generation of Americans must earn the responsibility to lead, says former secretary of state

Deadline Friday for Commissary Scholarships

Military families have through Friday to submit application paperwork

Motions Hearing in US v Sinclair set for Thursday

February 21 will be the motions hearing

Biden, Wife Visit Wounded Warriors in Germany

Vice President Joe Biden and Dr. Jill Biden greet wounded soldiers.

Marine Sentenced to Life in Beating Death of Roommate

Lance Cpl. Darren Evans admitted to killing Lance Cpl. Mario Arias to death with a crowbar in 2011.

UPDATE: Shughart Schools Complex Bomb Threat Cleared

After the evacuation of the two government schools inside the community, all students and staff have been accounted for.

Fort Bragg Announces Bomb Threat in Linden Oaks Community

Students at the neighborhood schools have been evacuated.

Troop Drawdown from Afghanistan on the Horizon

Latest withdrawal schedule shows first U.S. troops returning by the end of May.

Local Gold Star Mother Attends State of the Union Address

The Marquez family knows about sacrifice and in North Carolina, that means something to our representatives.

Same-Sex Military Spouses Authorized Some Benefits

About 20 benefits will be extended to same-sex spouses across the military, reports say.

Panetta: DOD Must ‘Operate on Every Front’ Against Suicide

Fort Bragg has taken a proactive stance in training and providing awareness to its soldiers and leadership.

Social Security: Spending to Double over Decade, Disability Claims Rising

This past week, the Congressional Budget Office updated its annual projections on the health of Social Security.

Veteran to be Awarded Medal of Honor by President Obama Today

4th Brigade Combat Team's Staff Sgt. (R) Clinton Romesha displayed extraordinary heroism through a day-long engagement in which he killed multiple enemy fighters, recovered fallen Soldiers, and led multiple recovery, resupply, and counterattack ope

Afghan Mission Will Determine Troop Numbers, Dempsey Says

NATO and partner forces – including U.S. service members – will be leaving Afghanistan through the end of 2014 in a steady and gradual manner.

Women in Combat, Is Equality Finally Here?

With budget cuts, which also means troop cuts, many are asking 'why are we suddenly putting women in combat as a priority', when they've already been there?

Former Bragg Soldier Affected by PTSD Charged in 2010 Killing

Veteran sentenced on Friday for the death of a Linden man, Edward Star Cook III

Defense Secretary: Distance, Time Affected Benghazi Response

Better intelligence and closer interagency cooperation can help to prevent future crises like the Sept. 11, 2012, attack in Benghazi, Libya, Panetta says.

Fort Bragg Soldier Wins Spring Wedding Giveaway

Love is in the air

Fort Bragg Wins 2012 Army Environmental Award for Cultural Resource Management

--Media Release by Fort Bragg Public Affairs Office--

Defense Department Proposing 1-Percent Pay Raise For Service Members

Pentagon Press Secretary George Little said the proposed pay raise is less than previously projected but allows the department to maintain critical investments. It also includes maintaing important benefits for service members and their families.

Army Sweeps Cross Country Championships

All-Army men's, women's teams dominate

Obama Calls on Congress to Avoid Sequestration

President says economy will head in right direction 'as long as there aren’t any more self-inflicted wounds coming out of Washington'

Female Pilots to be in Combat Trial Positions at the 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment

Fort Campbell forges ahead placing women on elite teams

FireAntz Hockey Team Put on Army Boots

The local team gets a day at Fort Bragg while mentoring some future hockey players at Cleland Ice Rink.

Secretary of the Army Announces Army-Wide Campaign to Improve Behavioral Health Services (VIDEO)

The Army's top official didn't disclose the findings of a task force that he ordered to conduct a comprehensive review of soldiers' behavioral health evaluations, which Washington Sen. Patty Murray and others pushed for.

Proposed Cuts Could Cost Fort Bragg Jobs

A recently released Army report says Fort Bragg could lose 8,000 soldier and civilian jobs by 2020.

Chairman, SEAC Honor Troops ahead of NFL Super Bowl XLVII

View the YouTube message of Gen. Martin Dempsey thanking the troops

'Providers,' Nonprofit Team to Bring Super Bowl Pizzas to Afghanistan

Fort Stewart's 3rd Sustainment Brigade teams up with Pizza 4 Patriots to deliver pizzas to forward operating bases throughout Southern Afghanistan.

Fort Stewart Militia Suspect Pleads Not Guilty to Murder

Judge denies bail request

Who Are Troops in Afghanistan Rooting for in the Super Bowl?

The troops described their lives in Afghanistan in a video call Thursday night, and shared which Super Bowl team they're rooting for Sunday.

War Veteran with PTSD Murder Trial Could Have National Repercussions, Experts Say

Case of the shooting of Wauwatosa police officer Jennifer Sebena by her spouse, Benjamin Sebena is not cut and dried, say a criminologist who advises and teaches the FBI and former State Supreme Court Justice Janine Geske.

82nd Airborne Division Paratrooper Found Unresponsive in Barracks

The soldier, pronounced dead on post, was assigned to the 4th Brigade Combat Team.

Congratulations to 16th MP Brigade Soldiers

The 1st Quarter winners are both assigned to Fort Drum

$10,000 Reward for Information Leading to Fort Bragg's Hit-and-Run Accident

The September incident occurred on Plank Road near Wayside on the back roads of Fort Bragg, a common throughway for morning commuters.

IRS Spells Tax Savings, Now or Later

Looking to get more money back, read these tips and dispel the myths of investments.

CSA Warns of 'Budgetary Perfect Storm'

Fort Bragg's readiness levels could be affected.

Hearing Artillery Rounds?

That's the 82nd Airborne's field artillery training, read about their history

Brig. Gen. Jeffrey Sinclair's Steamy Text Trail

The Army Times revealed some of the texts exchanged with his accuser, a female captain.

Dempsey: Allowing Women in Combat Strengthens Joint Force

Joint Chiefs chairman says allowing women in combat roles will strengthen military

Arlington Cemetery Debuts Upgraded Welcome Center

Arlington National Cemetery's endeavor to inform of its past and to educate visitors continued to move forward Jan. 20, with the official opening of a revamped welcome center.