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The Salvation Army abruptly closed the doors of its Fayetteville shelter April 15, but problems had arisen long before then.

The Salvation Army Women’s Auxiliary hosted its annual fashion show. Hundreds showed up to not only enjoy trending and unique ...

Organizations in the Fox Cities remind the public that there are resources in our community that can help people in desperate situations. This reminder comes after a ...

The White House has responded to a finding from U.S. District Judge James Boasberg that there is probable cause to hold the ...

The Tupelo Salvation Army's Women’s Auxiliary made a significant impact on the community by presenting a check for $45,000 to ...

Spurred by community dialogue, The Salvation Army retooled the design of its project and will preserve the building.

A triceratop’s nasal horn, fossilized horse skull, and a 10-pound golden nugget uncovered by a couple using a metal detector ...

Last year, the Biden administration pressed charges against a Texas physician (and self-proclaimed whistleblower) for leaking ...

In the wake of historic flooding along the Kentucky River caused by heavy rainfall from April 3-6, The Salvation Army has ...

Tonight’s Hot Topic Tuesday features The Salvation Army of the Capital Region and its annual community event. This year it will feature a well-known local former NFL player. Joining me now to talk ...

FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. (WTVD) -- The Salvation Army announced its Pathway of Hope emergency shelter in Fayetteville will close immediately due to lack of funding. "We have no funding partners, and we ...