As the federal government shutdown approaches 40 days, civilian workers at Fort Lee in Virginia continue to work without pay.

Dozens of soldiers at a Virginia base reported getting food poisoning. At the same time, viral social media posts showed that the base dining facility, where enlisted troops eat most of their meals, ...

A federal government shutdown has led to the furlough of non-essential civilian employees at Fort Lee in central Virginia. While some services at Fort Lee are suspended or limited, others like the PX, ...

Fort Lee's July 3 Independence Day celebration is now exclusive to DoD personnel, contractors, and those with installation access. The public is not permitted to attend due to heightened security ...

FORT LEE — A military installation in Virginia has returned to its former name but with a new honoree, as Fort Gregg-Adams was officially renamed Fort Lee during a ceremony Friday morning. "We mark ...

FORT LEE, Va. (WWBT)—Fort Gregg-Adams will immediately transition its name back to Fort Lee, but the name change honors an Army private for his bravery during the Spanish-American War. “This post has ...

Dozens of soldiers at Fort Lee, Virginia reported food-borne illness symptoms after the dining hall received a failing grade. Officials said the issues are not related. Dozens of soldiers at a ...