For the past 13 years, a retired Soldier in San Antonio has been holding an annual reunion for former members of the Lance missile community.

One in five women and one in 71 men will be raped at some point in their lives, and 63 percent of sexual assaults are not reported to police.

The Garrison’s Kara Malone felt humbled by the recognition she received.

James “JJ” Jordan made a pivotal decision after graduating from the all-black Councill Training School in 1968 in Huntsville.

The Space and Missile Defense Command and Team Redstone will hold the 2019 Women’s Equality Day Celebration, Aug. 28 at 10 a.m. in Bob Jones Auditorium.

As hunting season approaches, it’s time for new and returning hunters on Redstone Arsenal to prepare by attending a Hunter Orientation Course, along with getting their licenses, certificates, permits and other paperwork together.

The Redstone Scientific Information Center will cease operations and convert to an online library model effective Sept. 30.

Reporting of suspicious activity is among the key focal points for Antiterrorism Awareness Month in August.

Vietnam veteran Lynn Hagen wears a different uniform these days.

Huntsville City Schools buses are running their routes with this week’s start of the school year. The contractor, Apple Bus Company, has 170 buses which all have air conditioning, according to David Willige, the company’s operations manager.

Nothing like a leisurely stroll in the great outdoors. Judging from last year’s response, Redstone community members agree.

Air Force Association members restore aircraft at space museum

August is Antiterrorism Awareness Month.

Bob Swinea is right back where he started before joining the Navy at age 17 in July 1949.