Is a career in medicine, make up, gunsmithing or gemology in your future? If you’re a junior enlisted spouse, the military could help you pay for the education you need to get there.

"Military spouses want to work?” is just one of the questions Army spouse Liz Larsen hears a lot in her hometown of San Antonio, also known as Military City USA.

Move over National Donut Day. There’s a new holiday in town — and it’s all about celebrating military couples.

The Aug. 19 online event will cover access to capital, disaster preparedness, government contracting and overall entrepreneurship tips.

Whether it’s paying for child care or scaling back work hours, school at home comes with a price tag for military parents.

When K-12 schools went remote this spring, some military families had to buy new computers or pay extra for faster internet.

The problem was, the viral post showed Marines who were killed in 2015 — not in 2020.

“America’s Gold Star Families have made unimaginable sacrifices for the safety of our country, and we should do everything possible to help them heal.”

In her column Home Front, Keilar has written about the struggles of military family life — including trying to plan a pregnancy around a war — as well as the strengths that the military community has to offer.

“Remember, these residents have no visitors due to COVID, and your small act of kindness will make a big difference.”

Kate Ranta was in her Florida apartment with her father and son, trying to avoid a confrontation with her estranged husband, who had just pulled into the parking lot.  Then she heard gunshots. 

More than two-thirds of PCS moves in the past three years resulted in loss or damage of property.

Military and veteran family members were more likely to fall for scams and lose more money than victims who were not affiliated with the military.

Two men were found dead at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina.

As the military looks to downsize and close a number of facilities, some advocates are pushing for a halt until the coronavirus pandemic is over.

While David Carrera doesn’t mind being a minority in female-dominated military spouse groups, he does see unique challenges for men like him.

The goal is to help the Department of Defense better understand the type of support these mothers need as they deal with the unique stressors of military life after giving birth.

Kelly Mooney’s family didn’t let her stay disappointed for too long.

As protests continue across the country, two black military spouses share their experiences with racism and how they’re talking to their children about the death of George Floyd.

As the U.S. starts to reopen after quarantine, the military is easing travel restrictions for troops and families who have been under a stop movement order since March.