Fort Huachuca

Help out a soldier stationed away from family and friends. Here's how you can be part of the adopt a solider program.

Arizona is no stranger to supernatural and unexplained phenomena. From the haunted alleyways of Bisbee to Sedona's powerful spiritual vortex, we're quite well attuned to things beyond the veil.

On March 20th, the Department of Defense okayed a plan to allow military personnel to join the U.S. Customs and Border Patrol for advanced detection and monitoring along the Southern Arizona border.

Here's why Arizona's military base is devoted to this mission.

Here's how you can help a soldier stationed on Fort Huachuca this Thanksgiving.

A pregnant guppie? A sky shark? A blimp? What IS that thing? We made our wrong guesses, and here are the best.

Enjoy an evening on the green with the Fort Huachcua, Arizona wine and jazz festival.

Who is the ghost of Carleton House on Fort Huachuca? Was she a patient of the hospital? Residents readily admit the building on Colonel's Row on old post is haunted!

As Memorial Day approaches, we take time as a nation to remember those who paid the price for our freedom. It is a time of reflection and appreciation. Fort Huachuca is full of military history. The Army Fort is the historical home of the Buffalo Soldiers, and you will find the historical cavalry unit B-Troop...

The Sierra Vista Ranger District of the Coronado National Forest, in collaboration with multiple partners to include Bureau of Land Management – Gila District, U.S. Border Patrol, Arizona Game and Fish Department, Fort Huachuca, U.S. Park Service, Bureau of Indian Affairs, Wild Turkey Federation, and Quail Forever will be conducting a prescribed burn May 11-13, 2023 on the west side of the Huachuc