Military

After the USO shut down its soldier and sailor center at Jacksonville International Airport, the aviation authority has opened a renovated military lounge.

The Jacksonville Aviation Authority expects to open a military lounge, without the USO, before the end of the year.

The program will serve veterans suffering from the “invisible wounds of war," including mild to moderate traumatic brain injury, post-traumatic stress and substance abuse.

In Starke Wednesday morning, Gov. Ron DeSantis announced the City of Jacksonville would be receiving $540,000 for its military bases.Over $3.4 million is…

Naval Hospital Jacksonville training drills will be held Tuesday, which could include simulated explosions and simulated gunfire.The training is part of…

The Jacksonville-based Wounded Warrior Project nonprofit it’s making about 40,000 phone calls to support veterans amid the U.S. withdrawal from…

Make sure you’ve got your face mask when you head to Naval Air Station Jacksonville.Face masks are now required indoors at NAS Jacksonville.The mandate…

Naval Station Mayport is welcoming its latest arrival on Monday.The USS Winston S. Churchill's arrival marks the first time its crew is calling Mayport…

Friends, family and crew are exercising some extra patience as the USS Wichita’s return home to Mayport is delayed by Tropical Storm Elsa.The…

Outgoing Jacksonville City Council President Tommy Hazouri presented the U.S. Marine Corps with a resolution honoring the military branch Monday as their…