146 New Cases, WIC Expands In-Person Services In Cumberland County

The Department of Public Health reports 146 new COVID-19 cases since Sept. 22 in Cumberland County.

He Was Dead To VA; Then Agency Resuscitated North Carolina Vet

Records snafus in both the Veterans and Social Security administrations make it hard to know who’s alive and who’s dead.

Bowe Bergdahl, Army Sergeant Held Captive By Taliban, Pleads Guilty To Desertion

Bergdahl will face a sentencing hearing in late October.

Bowe Bergdahl, Army Sergeant Held Captive By Taliban, Expected To Plead Guilty: AP NewsBreak

Bergdahl is expected to plead guilty to desertion and misbehavior before the enemy.

North Carolina Gov. Proposes Compromise For HB2 Repeal

This is the second attempt at a repeal of North Carolina's controversial "bathroom bill."

North Carolina HB2 Repeal Fails During Wednesday Special Session

North Carolina lawmakers were expected to repeal the state's controversial "bathroom law."

North Carolina Expected To Repeal Controversial 'Bathroom Bill'

The legislature has agreed to rescind HB2 in a special session, according to incoming Gov. Roy Cooper.

Should Your State Legalize Pot?

With the economical benefits of legalized marijuana working for Colorado, is your state the next in line?

What Child Care Costs Mean for You and Your Family

Three Ways the Shutdown Hurt the Economy

A recent report from Washington lays out damage done by last month’s government shutdown.

FAA Allows Most Electronic Devices Throughout Flights

Female Mechanic Paves the Way for Future Generations

Federal Employees Bracing for Second Round of Sequestration, First Command Reports

Fisher House Foundation to the Rescue Amidst Death Benefits Fiasco

Don't mess with our Families of the Fallen

Fayetteville Mayoral Election Heats Up

And Then There Were Two

Community Comes Together to Help Terminally Ill Soldier

With just two months left to live, Fort Bragg soldiers help one of their own, in a spectacular show of support

Commissaries Resume Normal Operating Hours

Airborne & Special Operations Museum Hours Commence Friday

Status Unknown for Retroactive Pay for Furloughed Civilians

Choosing a Mayor with Integrity

Furloughed Fort Bragg Employees to Return to Work, Monday

Battle of Mogadishu Exhibit Shutdown on 20th Anniversary

The Airborne and Special Operations Museum is closed due to the government shutdown, watch their webpage for updates.

Let Us Pray? How A Priest at Quantico Could Be Jailed

October: Domestic Violence Awareness Month Events

Unpaid Furlough Hits 7,250 Civilian Employees, Tuesday at Fort Bragg

Fort Bragg's non-essential civilian employees were given papers to vacate the garrison at noon as they began the orderly shutdown

A Shopping Frenzy Amid the Government Shutdown

Fort Bragg's commissary was packed all day during their final day of operations

Limited Manning at Fort Bragg's Public Affairs Office

Offices affected by the government shutdown

Fort Bragg Commissaries Open Today Only

Social Media Feed from Fort Bragg About the Shutdown

New Firearms Rights Laws in Effect Oct. 1 for North Carolina

Carry on, North Carolina

Military to Receive Pay During Shutdown

Fort Bragg Traffic Advisories

Military Police Corps Marks 72nd Anniversary

Fort Bragg Plans for Government Shutdown

President Issues Gold Star Mother's and Family's Day Proclamation

Fall Hunt Aims to Help Wounded Warriors

Hagan Votes to Prevent a Government Shutdown

Female Soldier Sets Record in Bomb-Suit Run

Trial Delayed: Happy New Year to Brig. Gen. Jeffrey Sinclair

Fort Bragg's two-star general's court-martial trial delayed

Marching Orders: 500 Fort Bragg Soldiers to Deploy to Afghanistan

As the war winds down in Afghanistan Fort Bragg troops have their marching orders