1st Cavalry Division Fort Hood

Two soldiers from the 1st Cavalry Division lost their lives when an Apache helicopter went down near Salado, and the Army paused training flights in response. Those flights have since resumed.

Two people lost their lives when an Army Apache helicopter went down in an open field near Salado, sparking a brush fire and prompting evacuations along FM 2843.

The people running security at BLORA aren't just adding a few extra patrols. They've overhauled the whole entry process — and there's a real reason behind it.

Gary Sinise isn't just showing up to perform — he's bringing the full Lt. Dan Band to Fort Hood for a free concert and fireworks show this Friday night.

Fort Hood pumps nearly $38 billion into the regional economy — and that number tells only part of the story about what this base means to Central Texas.

After years of service at Fort Hood, this gentle giant is seeking a new home. A.C. Cotton is more than just a horse; he’s a legacy.

Fort Hood is making strides in soldier safety with groundbreaking technology that could change the way we think about combat operations. Stay tuned for the details.

Fort Hood soldiers took part in Inauguration Day events Friday including the Salute to the Armed Forces Ball. They appeared via satellite for a chance to speak with the newly elected President. Soldiers from the 1st Cavalry Division Fort Hood appeared from Bagram, Afghanistan to offer support and congratulations to President Trump...

Two Fort Hood soldiers have been killed in Afghanistan after a suicide bomber detonated an explosive at Bagram Airfield on Saturday. Sgt. John W. Perry of Stockton, California, and Pfc. Tyler R. lubelt of Tamaroa, Illinois, died along with two others reported to be American contractors...