A deceased woman was found by the 19th Security Forces Squadron on March 5, 2025, at the Little Rock Air Force Base.Vehicle of 95-year-old Belva Day found crashed near Little Rock AFB, body found ...

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Belva Day was last seen in her car on Feb. 6, in Mountain Home, Ark. Now police believe they have found the 95-year-old's ...

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On Wednesday, Col. Mike Alfaro, commander of the 366th Fighter Wing at Mountain Home Air Force Base, spoke in front of ...

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The person found dead at Little Rock Air Force Base in Jacksonville last week has been identified as a 95-year-old woman who had been reported missing out of Mountain Home, authorities said Wednesday.

Jacksonville police positively identified the body found at the Little Rock Air Force Base last week as 95-year-old Belva Day, who was reported missing in February.

According to the Mountain Home Police Department, authorities with the Jacksonville Air Force Base informed police that a beige Buick LeSabre was found crashed in a remote area at the Little Rock ...

During a ceremony held earlier this month, the Gunfighters at Mountain Home Air Force Base welcomed the 366th Maintenance Group's new commander. Col. Mike "Mykee" Perez succeeded Lt. Col. Brian Struyk ...