Spc. Wooster Rancy, 22, was found guilty of the murder of Sgt. Sarah Roque, 23, and for obstructing justice, according to the Army Office of Special Trial Counsel.

More than 80 women filed the lawsuit against Maj. Blaine McGraw, 47, accusing him of using his phone to record exams without permission, performing invasive and unnecessary exams, and inappropriately touching them.

Col. Derek Baird was fired from the position Jan. 28 “due to a loss of trust and confidence in his ability to command.”

Ishwanzya Rivers, 46, admitted to stealing more than $135,000 from a Marine Corps veteran in his 80s, and $23,000 from three other veterans.

The demolition shaped charge was last known to be in its place at the Ammunition Supply Point at the Army post on Nov. 7. The reward is $5,000.

Army prosecutors dropped the charges against a Fort Hood soldier accused of helping conceal the cause of a 2023 shooting death on post. It comes after the other soldier charged in the case was acquitted this month. 

An amendment to the 2026 NDAA specifically calls on a government watchdog to discover whether the Defense Department weaponized ticks with Lyme disease as part of a Cold War-era bioweapons program.

Zachary Harader, who got tangled in the barbed-wire fencing and was easily apprehended, was one year into a 33-month sentence for domestic violence.

Retired Lt. Gen. Sean MacFarland, who commanded the 1st Brigade Combat Team during the deployment, got the idea for the memorial after visiting a small plaque placed on post in 2007 that was in bad shape from years in the desert heat.

A former Fort Hood soldier filed a $10 million administrative complaint against the Army, alleging it failed to protect her and other women living in the barracks as evidence pointed toward a serial predator sexually assaulting residents.