First Lady Jill Biden has decided to tackle education as part of the White House Joining Forces Initiative.

From extra time to work on businesses to extra cash from stimulus checks, military spouses told us some good things that have happened in the last year.

As we get ready to kick off the Month of the Military Child in April, there is a new book for military kids that should be on your radar.

If something good has happened in your life since the pandemic started we want to hear about it!

Some states are making it easier for military spouses in licensed professions to transfer their credentials when they move, potentially saving families hundreds of dollars and monthslong waits.

Many military families with special needs don’t know about support services that are available to them through the military’s Exceptional Family Member Program, and others won’t enroll because of the stigma, a new survey shows.

Since the Space Force was established, it has been the brunt of numerous jokes — from Star Wars and Star Trek comparisons to cracks at its service members being called Guardians.

The nation’s top coronavirus expert will participate in a town hall Thursday with military families.

Each month we’ll bring you the top good news stories from military spouses and from across the military community.

The Army has launched an initiative to create co-working areas for spouses.

The recent racial reckoning in the U.S. “has opened many eyes to the reality that the military community is not immune to the injustices and injuries of this systemic racism,” said military spouse Ingrid Herrera-Yee.

Twenty-year-old Aviation Ordnanceman Airman Apprentice Ethan Goolsby just graduated from Navy basic training in January.

Is there a better time to spread 1 million acts of kindness? It seems Giving Military Tuesday was made for a time such as this.

Military kids are planning ways to spread kindness in their school communities and beyond this holiday season.

As evidence in this chilling case continues to unravel, there are still many unanswered questions for the soldier’s family.

With just a few weeks before Election Day, Navy spouse Kalish Morrow is canvasing neighborhoods, knocking on doors, meeting with constituents and local organizations with one message: Vote for Morrow in 2020.

“From both my parents, I learned to persevere,” Sen John McCain wrote in his memoir. “But my mother’s extraordinary resilience made her the stronger of the two.”

Breaks from screen time are not only good for children’s eyes, but also their mental and emotional well-being, says Daniele Massey, a teacher in DoDEA’s virtual school since 2015.

Survey questions will cover a range of topics, including deployment challenges, education, employment, military child education, financial challenges, health concerns, wellness and public policy issues.

The youngest victim of coronavirus on Guam — a 10-year-old boy — died Saturday at U.S. Naval Hospital Guam.