Wright Patterson Air Force Base

PFAS, or forever chemicals are extremely difficult to break down so they stick around for a long time in water, soil and the human body. Prolonged exposure to them can have negative health effects according to the CDC.

Mayor Jeffrey Mims addresses the 142 suggestions the city received in regard to police reform and explains how the city may spend some its $138 million in COVID relief funds.

Wright-Patterson Air Force Base reported an active shooter situation Thursday night at the National Air and Space Intelligence Center (NASIC), one of the most heavily-secured intelligence complexes in the world.

The U.S. Space Force is actively looking for recruits to protect our satellites and technology.

A staff sergeant at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base says she no longer has to experience pain from twisting her hair into a regulation bun. Women in the Air Force with thicker hair are now able to wear ponytails and braids on duty.

Following the movement of the health protection condition to Alpha, Wright-Patterson Air Force Base has made masks optional for those on base who have been vaccinated.

The base says they are taking an aggressive approach to remediate the PFAS chemicals they’ve found.

PFAS, or per-and polyfluoroalkyl substances, are known as forever chemicals. They have been found at the base.

Wright-Patterson Air Force Base officials say strict safety protocols have kept COVID-19 rates relatively low on the base.

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Wright-Patterson Air Force Base officials say there was no “real world” active shooter incident at the base Thursday afternoon. False reports of a shooter…