Uniforms, harmonies, and pure Queen energy. The U.S. Army Voices and Downrange sprint through a stadium-worthy medley: “Don’t ...

In 1894, Ohio businessman Jacob Coxey led a march of unemployed workers to Washington, DC, to protest economic hardship during the Panic of 1893 — the worst economic depression in the US until the ...

Their first gig at Cheatham Street Warehouse was memorable. Owner Kent Finlay reportedly said, “I thought he would be a star, ...

Photos of North Korea's military provide a glimpse into what it's like to serve in one of the world's largest and most ...

Galen Arthur Johnson, a beloved Minnesota radio voice, shared stories and laughter for decades, leaving a legacy of family, music, and nature in Vero Beach, Florida, where he spent his retirement.

Fall for Greenville is back for its 44th year, providing tastes, tunes, and taps for an expected 200,000 guests headed to the ...

USAG YONGSAN, South Korea -- Dragon Hill Lodge marked its 35th Anniversary on September 12th with a ceremony honoring its legacy, original employees, and continued commitment to serving the Total ...

The Navy will mark 250 years of service with a weeklong celebration in its birthplace of Philadelphia despite an ongoing ...

John Lennon found himself in a legal battle with President Richard Nixon's administration and facing deportation over his ...

The evening of Sept. 25, a full house at the State Theatre enjoyed a free concert by the U.S. Air Force Band of the Golden ...

Curtis wrote or co-wrote hundreds of songs, from Keith Whitley’s country smash “I’m No Stranger to the Rain” to the Everly Brothers’ “Walk Right Back,” a personal favorite Curtis completed while in ...