Spc. Zean Jones, 24, admitted in a Fort Cavazos courtroom Thursday to driving at high speeds after drinking alcohol, which led to the traffic accident that killed Staff Sgt. Christian Williams Sr., 32, on Nov. 7, 2023.

Since 2008, Brian K. Ditch, 44, was solely responsible for caring for his uncle, Thomas Clubb. However, Ditch would lock his uncle in the garage for more than 24 hours at a time, beating him, forcing him to sit in his own waste and denying him food or water.

Defense leaders called on the inspector general to review notification policies last year after incidents in military-run centers raised questions about when and how parents should be informed about possible abuse. The military operates America’s largest employer-sponsored child care program.

The military zone in New Mexico was established recently to give troops the jurisdiction to apprehend migrants crossing unlawfully into the United States from Mexico. But military operations at the southern border have largely remained the same.

Three Marines deployed to the U.S. border with Mexico were following a Border Patrol vehicle with its lights on when the driver swerved to avoid a head-on collision and crashed into a ditch — killing both passengers, according to a local police report.

The Defense Department has received more land to establish a second military zone along the U.S. border with Mexico, this one in El Paso as an extension of Fort Bliss to allow troops to detain and search anyone found trespassing.

Fifteen soldiers died of a drug overdose at Fort Campbell between 2017 and 2021, according to the data. It was the second highest number of deaths at an Army installation.

Troops patrolling a new military zone at the U.S. border with Mexico have yet to detain anyone, even as federal charges move forward against more than two dozen migrants for illegally entering the strip of land in New Mexico.

A sergeant who attacked young women who were alone and new to the Fort Cavazos barracks will spend the rest of his life in prison after at least two of his five victims asked the judge for no leniency.

Greville Clarke, a sergeant at Fort Cavazos in Texas, was convicted Tuesday of attempted murder for strangling a woman with a lamp cord in her barracks room and for raping her and another woman, among dozens of other crimes that he committed against fellow soldiers.