Outside the Community Service Center at Fort Detrick, there now stands a piece of steel and an accompanying plaque that says “We Will Never Forget” across the top. The steel piece itself is from the ...

WASHINGTON — Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s Health and Human Services Department ordered a pause on all research activities at the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases research ...

A work stoppage at a Fort Detrick lab — prompted earlier this year by a hole in a hazmat suit — was lifted in late October and research is expected to resume in the coming months, according to the ...

FORT DETRICK, Md. - In April 2025, Fort Detrick opened its books to Army contracted auditors as part of the Army's ongoing commitment to financial transparency and accountability. This audit, ...

May 20 -- The government will launch a wide-ranging program of polygraph testing to determine if one of its own employees is responsible for last year's anthrax attacks, ABCNEWS has learned. As many ...

The Army's Fort Detrick is entering a new phase in an effort to clean up environmental hazards it created in Frederick County during years of biological weapons research. The estimated $50 million ...

Fort Detrick, the once-shadowy Army installation that produced anthrax and other deadly agents for weapons during the Cold War, marked its 60th anniversary yesterday with a day-long program ...

After an incredible 38 years of service as both a career and volunteer firefighter, Fort Detrick’s Assistant Fire Chief, Jerry Dorsey, has officially retired. On December 11, colleagues, leaders, ...

Navy Federal Credit Union, the largest credit union in the world, will open a branch on Fort Detrick in May. The credit union, which serves military members, their family members, and other people ...

Dalton Ledroux, of Fort Detrick, packed Thanksgiving meals for local residents in need during the 27th annual Alvernia University Turkey Drive event held at the Tom and Helen Flynn PLEX. “We were very ...