It took nearly six months (and 16,000 hot glue gun sticks) for Arizona schoolkids to recreate the massive Army machine, which ...
How do you fit a battleship, a train and the Mariana Islands into one building? You make them out of Legos. The traveling ...
PHOENIX (KVOA) - The Arizona Supreme Court recently affirmed a decision involving the authority over dual-language learning models in state schools. This development preserves Attorney General Kris ...
A suspicious package containing explosive material was discovered in the mail room of the Arizona Supreme Court on Monday — prompting the swift evacuation of the courthouse and other government ...
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USS Arizona: Remembering Pearl Harbor
The USS Arizona, a famous battleship, was destroyed during the Attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941. This video explores the engineering behind the USS Arizona. Trump’s folly New cellphone video ...
It was a memorable day for Southern Methodist University and the University of Arizona as the Navy’s USS Makin Island welcomed both school’s football teams before Friday’s Holiday Bowl. Players ...
When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. To own the best U.S.S. Enterprise model on the market is something every Star Trek fan would love ...
HONOLULU (KHON2) — Smith’s Union Bar is the oldest bar on the island, having been around since 1934. Not only that, but it’s the official watering hole of the USS Arizona. But employees of the bar ...
This story has been updated to correct that USS Oklahoma (SSN-802) does not have the Virginia Payload Module. Submarine builder General Dynamics Electric Boat delivered a Virginia-class attack boat to ...
After over 80 years in the water, the U.S. Navy has removed more than 150 tons of aging concrete mooring platforms from the USS Arizona. This move comes as the Navy and the Pearl Harbor National ...
TUCSON, Ariz. (KGUN) — Sunday marks 84 years since the Japanese bombing of Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7, 1941, which killed more than 2,400 people — one of the most devastating events in American history.
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