Tennessee's Democratic U.S. Rep. Jim Cooper hosted many visitors from Alabama to his Washington, D.C., office last fall and winter.
Three Colorado federal lawmakers highlighted their push to keep U.S. Space Command in Colorado Springs amid meetings at Pikes Peak region mili…
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A stranger in Colorado inspired by a Denver Gazette story has agreed to give Fahemeh Amini a lifeline that could allow her escape from Afghani…
 Board of Education directors for Colorado's 178 public school districts set policies and budgets, hire and fire superintendents, help direct …
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A Gazette investigation shows an increasing number of soldiers, including wounded combat veterans, are being kicked out of the service for misconduct, often with no benefits, as the Army downsizes after a decade of war.
"Victory has a hundred fathers," said President John F. Kennedy after the failed invasion of Cuba’s Bay of Pigs in 1961, "but failure is an orphan."
Military-themed events in and around Colorado Springs.
Space Delta 10 was activated Sept. 30 at Peterson Space Force Base.
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Lt. Col. Stuart Scheller will have a special court-martial hearing next week to determine whether his criticism of military leaders regarding …
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The towering five-pillar Veterans Memorial, dedicated on the highest piece of land in Memorial Park in 1968, will likely undergo a renovation …
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Military-themed events in and around Colorado Springs.
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