A suspect has been arrested and will be charged in connection with the vandalism of the World War II Memorial on the National Mall.

In a story published Aug. 5, 2026, about dropping water levels in the Danube river, The Associated Press erroneously identified the ships being exposed because of low water levels as battleships, which are a specific type of very large vessel.

Ensign Eugene Mandeberg, a U.S. Naval Aviator and Detroit native, will be laid to rest with full military honors in Livonia.

Families woke up early on Independence Day to line the streets for the annual Good Morning USA Parade through downtown Plymouth.

One of the last surviving combat pilots in the Tuskegee Airmen has died Sunday in Bloomfield Hills.

Join real-life Rosie the Riveters and WWII veterans for a free holiday concert at 2 p.m. on Sunday.

Dec. 7, 2023 marks the 82nd anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor.

From 2-4:30 p.m., participants will meet some of the women who riveted and welded during wartime at The Newtown of Ypsilanti.

Take a trip back in time with the women who lived through WWII and contributed to the war effort from Southeast Michigan.

Jacksonville is expected to select Hutchinson, who appears to be the total package as a player and person, with the No. 1 pick in the NFL draft next Thursday.

Ukraine has launched a case against Russia at the United Nations’ highest court accusing Moscow of planning genocide and asking for the court to intervene to halt the invasion and order Russia to pay reparations.

After receiving a personal gift from Ford CEO Jim Farley, England was given a VIP tour of Detroit’s iconic Michigan Central Station. It’s a tour of a lifetime and what a lifetime England has had.

From giant flapjacks smothered in syrup, to their signature breakfast with 10 slices of bacon - The Bomber Restaurant likes to go big and make you feel like you’re at home.

Officials say the European Union is completing plans to allow American tourists to travel to the 27-nation bloc this summer.

People look an art installation to mark 79th anniversary of the 1941 Babi Yar massacre at a menorah monument close to a Babi Yar ravine where tens of thousands of Jews were killed during WWII, in Kyiv, Ukraine, Tuesday, Sept. 29, 2020. Ukraine marked the 79th anniversary of the 1941 Babi Yar massacre. (AP Photo/Efrem Lukatsky)

ST. CLAIR COUNTY, Mich. – A Purple Heart medal that was found on the side of the road in Marine City will be returned to the family of a World War II veteran. William Upton served in the United States Army Air Forces during WWII. The Purple Heart, other medals, ribbons and military memorabilia were discovered in a box. Upton’s family was found when the medal was posted on Facebook by the St. Clair County Department of Veterans Affairs. His family will be picking up the items.

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The oldest known U.S. veteran of WWII celebrated his 110th birthday surrounded by relics of his past. Lawrence Brooks of New Orleans celebrated the big milestone at the National WWII Museum with family, supporters, tons of birthday treats and even a serenade from a musical trio who performed war classics. "I have made it, and I'm glad to be here, Brooks told APTN. Some of them I want to remember, and some of them I don't want to remember, he recalled. I said, Daddy how long you think youre going to live? his daughter Vanessa Brooks joked.

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Private first class William Edward Brandenburg was only 17 when he died fighting in the Pacific during WWII. (CNN) - Private first class William Edward Brandenburg was only 17 when he died fighting in the Pacific during WWII. Patricia Moore didn't know her Uncle William, but she certainly remembers her mother, Mae Black, talking about him all her life. For years, Moore says her mother called any veterans group she could find in hopes of trying to locate his remains. There are still 72,000 Americans soldiers from WWII who are unaccounted for, according to the Defense Department.

On this week's explosive episode of The Breakdown, host Luke Mones takes you inside the biggest WWII reenactment in the country, complete with flamethrowers. Luke also revisits a story with digital reporter Stephanie Officer about a group of goat "interns" eating grass in New York City parks and they tell you everything you needed to know about goats. And in this week's "Test It Out," Luke delves into the world of cryptocurrency to ask: Can you survive on cryptocurrency alone? For all this and more including Luke's reactions to some of your comments watch this week's episode of The Breakdown above! Hungry Goats Get Jobs as Summer Interns at New York City Park