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A German-style pub in Bend’s westside will celebrate its final night Sunday, Dec. 6, before closing. After five years of Prost! Bend slinging schnitzel and Bavarian pretzels, owners Dan Hart […]
Active-duty military members and veterans were gifted an early holiday treat Friday, with families receiving a full Thanksgiving meal.
International health experts are meeting to assess whether the U.S. and Mexico have lost their measles elimination status. Large outbreaks in recent years have led to thousands of illnesses and about a dozen deaths
En Texas y California residen alrededor de 22 millones de personas de origen mexicano y representan casi la mitad del dinero que los migrantes envían a casa desde Estados Unidos.
“Home From the Vietnam War” follows the journey of two men impacted by the war — a U.S. veteran and Vietnamese refugee — as they confront the past.
As we celebrate Veterans Day today, many of us will be thanked for our service – and I deeply appreciate every kind gesture. But what has meant the most to me since leaving the military is something remarkably simple: staying connected to people who understand that part of my life.
Microsoft announced on Saturday that it had addressed the underlying outage issue and restored service to affected customers and regions.
It's that time of year when we encourage NBC 10 viewers to help make the holidays brighter for those in need in Southern New England.
ROMULUS, Mich. — Ford will open the doors to its new Vault this weekend to some lucky gearheads and fans of history. The 123-year-old carmaker on Saturday will allow select members of the public and employees into the Ford Vault to take a gander at everything from rare concept cars
One of World War II’s most famous images — a B-17 bomber with its nose blown off — holds a remarkable survival story now being told. And one of the men aboard was from Oregon.
Keith Mitchell’s Ben’s Place Bar, the only bar in Spray, Oregon, sits inside a converted grain silo overlooking the John Day River and has drawn visitors from around the world.
Despite the perceived ease with which the United States toppled Iraqi forces under then-President Saddam Hussein during Operation Desert Strom, Navy veteran Steve Mullikin of Piqua wants people to remember it was a war.