Fort Leonard Wood News

One person was hospitalized after a four vehicle accident on Missouri Ave 2/10 of a mile north of the Bosa Drive intersection on Nov.

"I was proud I was a soldier and of what I did. I hope it meant something," said veteran Jack Farmer of his time in the service.

U.S. Army soldiers from the 1st Battalion, 48th Infantry Regiment, headquartered at Fort Leonard Wood, are working today to help Hands on for Seniors, a community initiative of the United Way of the Ozarks, according to a news release.

Authorities in Pulaski County say a Missouri National Guardsman faces charges of making a terrorist threat in a school near Whiteman Air Force Base.

The Pettis County prosecutor has charged a soldier who had been reported missing from Fort Leonard Wood with making a terrorist threat at a Sedalia high school.

A U.S. Army soldier accused of entering Smith-Cotton High School on Saturday night and reporting a prisoner escape to school officials has been arrested and charged with making a terrorist threat.

Bridge safety has been a hot topic lately, mainly because of the recent Bay Bridge nightmare that saw a cracked load-bearing beam come crashing down onto rush-hour traffic.

Army Reserve Pvt. Anthony W. Long has graduated from One Station Unit Training at Fort Leonard Wood in Waynesville, Mo.

Since he was a child, Ferriday resident and former National Guard SPC Billy Simmons Sr.

A technology that once seemed far-fetched is now commonplace both at home and abroad.

The murder of 13 soldiers by one of their own, has been raising questions about how the military deals with mental illness.

Photo/Tammy Curtis Victor Vaughn, a resident of Cherokee Village who, along with his three brothers, served in the United States Army during World War II.

Representatives from Fort Leonard Wood and the city of Mountain Grove are scheduled to sign a "community covenant" Wednesday during a Veterans Day celebration at Mountain Grove High School.

Three people were injured, one seriously, in a three vehicle collision Friday in St.

On Saturday, the people at Fort Leonard Wood, an Army base in the Missouri Ozarks, were still shocked and saddened by the tragedy at Fort Hood in Texas.

The throngs of flag-waving spectators lining 103rd Street in Evergreen Park on Saturday morning reminded Susan Stanker of a belief her fallen soldier son held dear.

The news of Fort Hood has shocked many across the country and especially those in the Tennessee Valley from servicemen at Redstone Arsenal to wounded warriors who've served their country proudly.

Across the nation, flags are at halfstaff and marquees in St. Robert have thoughts for a fellow community.

Under the bright lights inside Buckner Physical Fitness Center on Fort Richardson Army Post Oct.

The 739th Multi-Role Bridge Company is slated to conduct Palletized Load System training, water crossing and float bridge operations Nov.