Normandy feels like a dream draped in mist, a place where time softens, colors blur, and every street looks like a painting.

After the Allies secured the Normandy beaches in June 1944, American and British forces pushed inland—only to be bogged down ...

Paul Turner, chairman at Bristol Normandy Veterans, was at his funeral in Westerleigh earlier and described him an "an ...

Delta Air Lines Inc.’s Virginie Durr has spent the last four years honoring American heroes by helping them return to the battlefields where they forged freedom for Europe.  Now, she’s joined some of ...

ST. LOUIS — In a spirited display of school pride, Normandy High School appeared on Show Me St. Louis as part of the ...

An art installation dedicated to British servicemen who died on D-Day has opened to the public at its new home. The 1,475 ...

PERRYSBURG – Perrysburg volleyball is headed to a Division I district final again after Tuesday’s 3-0 sweep of visiting Parma ...

Nicholas Hartman was 20 when he died on D-Day during WWII. This summer, nearly 80 years after his death, he was finally ...

A week after the D-Day landings on Normandy, in a small French village, disaster struck the Allies. A lone commander of a ...