Military

The University of Wyoming is offering a new scholarship which will be available for veterans who attend the university. The scholarship was created through a $1 million gift from longtime Wyoming supporters Jim and Jill Anderson, creating the James E...

The military itself has undergone many structural changes, including adding new divisions and permitting women and LGBTQ+ people to serve in all military branches.

The Missing in America Project has found 21,247 cremains, has identified 4,991 veterans' cremains, and has interred 4,584 veterans.

Country music has a longstanding tradition of supporting the troops, but these stars took it to another level.

There is nothing quite as motivating as seeing a Wyoming State Flag on a military installation, even more so when it's overseas.

The USO is sending a card to our deployed troops this 4th of July to show our support for those men and women tasked with keeping us safe and securing our freedoms.

In five days, participants in the Educators' Workshop will see a snapshot of the 13-week basic training from when recruits get off the bus.

It is unknown whether there will be a memorial service for Kenn Gilchrist in Casper.

Kenn Gilchrist is recovering from burns at the Akron (Ohio) Children's Hospital.

Despite low recruitment numbers, Wyoming's adjutant general says he doesn't see the draft coming back.

The 241st Marine Corps birthday is this November 10th. It is open to all branches and supporters of the United States Military.

“We all should be proud of our military,” continued Governor Mead. “They are doing a very difficult job and they are doing it extremely well.”