Military

Grayling residents are calling on the Department of Defense to pitch in and fund a project that would bring clean drinking water to contaminated parts of their community.

Three Michigan universities are working together as part of a new program to assist the U.S. military.

The DOD is looking at two Michigan communities, for feedback on the military’s “restoration advisory boards” – which field questions and keep the public updated on clean-up.

Doug Pickel of Trufant has been carving, sanding and finishing wood plaques for veterans and Gold Star families across the country for over two decades.

A new study found that the scope and number of PFAS-contaminated military sites are outpacing the cleanup budget of the Department of Defense.

The Senate Intelligence Committee recently sent a letter to the Department of Defense and head of National Intelligence to establish communication channels for witnesses of unidentified anomalous phenomenon outlined in the latest defense bill.

Members of Michigan's congressional delegation are calling for more transparency from the Department of Defense regarding the "airborne object."

The U.S. government shut down the airspace over northern Lake Michigan for a brief time Sunday, shortly before a military fighter jet shot down an object over Lake Huron.

Conservation groups and local residents today voiced their opposition to the proposed expansion at Camp Grayling.

An estimated 22 veteran lives are taken by suicide each year.One West Michigan marine seeks to cut that number down through his fourth-annual walk around Lake Michigan, highlighting mental health and suicide awareness.