WASHINGTON — Female soldiers at Army bases in Texas, Colorado, Kansas and Kentucky face a greater risk of sexual assault and harassment than those at other posts, accounting for more than a third of all active-duty Army women sexually assaulted in 2018, according to a new Rand Corp. study.
WASHINGTON — Female soldiers at Army bases in Texas, Colorado, Kansas and Kentucky face a greater risk of sexual assault and harassment than those at other posts, accounting for more than a third of all active-duty Army women sexually assaulted in 2018, according to a new Rand Corp. study.
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SIERRA VISTA — Newly appointed City Councilman Mark Rodriguez, a former soldier whose last assignment was on Fort Huachuca and who now works as a contractor on post, was sworn in Thursday as the latest member of the panel.
COCHISE COUNTY − Local veterans organizations recently reflected on the importance of Memorial Day, freedom and ways the community can honor those who have served.
FORT HUACHUCA — Lt. Col Wendy Gray, the joke-telling commander of the Raymond W. Bliss Army Health Center on Fort Huachuca who guided her staff and others on the installation through the trying times of COVID-19, will be heading to the U.S. Surgeon General’s Office.
Courts and Crime
- Argument between two men leads to fatal shooting, SV police say
- Trial date set in traffic homicide case after multiple delays
- Voucher program to help needy aiming for Oct. 1 launch
- Settlement conference sought in accused child molester case
- County releases video of DPS officer-involved shooting incident
- Filing seeks to dismiss bid to access audit documents
- Police arrest local man on sexual exploitation of a minor charges
- Tentative trial date set in Mescal murder case
- Bicyclist struck on State Route 80 at Lavender Pit dies, police say
- Cyclist struck by hit-and-run motorist on State Route 80 at pit, driver arrested, police say
- Judge orders text messages released in child abuse civil complaint
- Evidence in child molestation case will not be suppressed, judge rules
- Supreme Court rules against immigrants with temporary status
- Accused child molester sentenced for DUI probation violation
- AZ Supreme Court bans Tucson AG office from handling murder case
- Douglas border station sees steady number of illegal crossings, officials say
- Local man arrested on child abuse charges
- SV police, residents victims of 'swatting' call
- Plea deal on the table in accused child killer case
- Fort, Lori's Place combine to help victims of sexual assault, abuse
SIERRA VISTA — World War II Navy Signalman Third Class Austin Henry Hesler was laid to rest at Southern Arizona Veterans Memorial Cemetery Friday, nearly 80 years after he perished in the attack on Pearl Harbor, his remains unidentifiable for decades until a recent DNA test helped reunite hi…
BISBEE — The old Pizza House on Highway 92 is being reimagined again as the new, distinctive home of Bisbee American Legion L.A. Engle, Jt., Post 16 and will open for business on Thursday, May 27, thanks to many volunteers and donations from across the state.
COCHISE COUNTY — It’s been almost two weeks since the Arizona National Guard landed in Cochise County to help the Sheriff’s Office with its endeavors on the border, and with the number of illegal crossings spiking monthly, the assistance is needed more than ever, the Sheriff’s second in comm…
FORT HUACHUCA— From Michael Kors blouses to Maytag washing machines and those Bose sunglasses calling your name, the PX is open to Department of Defense civilians, and has been for the last week.
FORT HUACHUCA – Community partners from Michaels Management, Mountain Vista Communities, KE&G Construction Inc. and Solis Engineering joined the installation Housing Division and Garrison command teams officially opened the new crossover bridge for the Bonnie Blink neighborhood here with…
SIERRA VISTA — Area residents are invited to attend a virtual meeting on Tuesday, May 18, from 6 to 7:30 p.m. to learn about the Fort Huachuca Joint Resource Utilization Study (JRUS) and offer input to inform its development.
FORT HUACHUCA — At 7 years of age, Elaina Calkins doesn’t fully comprehend the significance of her father’s job in the U.S. Army. But as a military child, the first-grader is beginning to understand that people come and go and that a favorite house or school is not always permanent.
SIERRA VISTA — After helping secure millions of dollars to help community health centers across the state reach into rural enclaves to provide care — especially COVID-19 vaccines — to the neediest citizens, U.S. Sen. Mark Kelly of Arizona toured the newest mobile clinic obtained by Chiricahu…
FORT HUACHUCA — They were shunned when they came home decades ago, but on Monday they were thanked and recognized for their service in the Vietnam War.
SIERRA VISTA — For years, an actual “mountain” of dirt that sits on about 13 acres of vacant land at the Sierra Vista Municipal Airport has been the obstacle preventing the city from showing aviation-related businesses the potential of opening an operation there.
TOMBSTONE — As Dennis “Doc” Smith transferred from wheelchair to Harley Davidson last Saturday, his American Legion Family erupted into applause and cheers.
FORT HUACHUCA— For an entire week at the installation, top commanders, junior leaders, support staff and soldiers focused on fighting a different kind of enemy — extremist beliefs that lead to racism, sexual harassment and sexual abuse.
FORT HUACHUCA — Anthony Hale, the commander of the Army Intelligence Center of Excellence and Fort Huachuca, became a two-star general on Monday when he was promoted from brigadier general to major general in a short ceremony that was both virtual and in-person.
A 2018 video posted on YouTube shows several American flags and makeshift crosses pitched in the dirt marking graves in a remote and rugged area almost on the border with Mexico and about 11 miles south of Arivaca, in Pima County. The man in the video claims the graves belong to members of t…
FORT HUACHUCA — Look, up in the sky, the Aerostat is gone. And it has been for a while.
FORT HUACHUCA — A 20-year veteran of the Army, this commander believes in the Golden Rule and being an approachable leader who can relate to her soldiers.
FORT HUACHUCA— COVID-19 cases on Fort Huachuca among soldiers coming back from holiday leave were lower than expected, officials said this week, and as a result some restrictions placed on service members have been relaxed.
FORT HUACHUCA — In just three days the first phase of all eligible personnel at Fort Huachuca who wanted to receive the Moderna vaccine got their shot in the arm, officials said.
FORT HUACHUCA— The soldiers will be home for the holidays.
SIERRA VISTA — Newly elected Sen. Mark Kelly spoke with city and Fort Huachuca officials this week in an effort to zero in on some of the pressing issues the leaders are faced with.
FORT HUACHUCA — With the highest number of positive COVID-19 cases to date at the military installation, Commanding Gen. Tony Hale said earlier this week he’s authorized working from home for as many Fort Huachuca personnel as possible.
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SIERRA VISTA — Despite the scourge of COVID-19, Thanksgiving Day was not deterred, with a decades-old tradition observed on Fort Huachuca and a non-traditional meal-serving event at the Salvation Army.
FORT HUACHUCA — Commanding General Tony Hale started the 28th COVID-19 Town Hall session earlier this week with bad news — the numbers of those who have tested positive at the installation and who are in quarantine, are higher than ever.
SIERRA VISTA— Adopt-A-Soldier, one of the area’s most beloved Thanksgiving Day traditions in conjunction with Fort Huachuca, has been canceled this year because of COVID-19, but at least two local families say they can’t wait until next turkey day to bring soldiers back into their homes for …