Report: Big East Targeting Navy, Air Force Football The Big East is still regrouping after Syracuse and Pittsburgh bolted for the Atlantic Coast Conference. Are service academies the answer? Sep 22, 2011
Monument To Honor Fallen Conn. Navy SEAL Brian Bill The city of Stamford plans to honor a Navy SEAL killed last month in a chopper in Afghanistan. A committee of seven will decide the form of the monument. Sep 13, 2011
Connecticut Gov. Dan Malloy Presses For Federal Help After Irene Gov. Dan Malloy says he is pressing the federal government to help Connecticut assess damage caused by Tropical Storm Irene. Aug 30, 2011
Rep. Michael Grimm Wants Feds To Remove Ammo From Near Verrazano-Narrows Bridge The 1,500 rounds of ammo, a three-inch projectile, and cartridges were discovered in the waters near the Brooklyn tower of the bridge last October. Jun 30, 2011
Fleet Week Soldiers Take In The Sights And Sounds Of New York City In a Fleet Week that's been marked by both celebration and devastation, one Navy Sailor is tackling New York City head-on. May 30, 2011
USS New York Adopted By 9/11 Families At Ceremony In Staten Island The USS New York - which includes 7.5 tons of World Trade Center Steel its hull - was adopted by September 11 families in a special ceremony in Staten Island. May 28, 2011
Navy ROTC Returning To Columbia University The U.S. Navy and Columbia University will sign an agreement allowing the ROTC back onto campus for the first time since the military training program was banned amid Vietnam War protests, the university said. May 26, 2011
Casey's Call: Breaking Down The Early Bowls Now that the New Mexico, Humanitarian and New Orleans bowls are over with, the real bowl season begins. I don't mean to hype the upcoming slate of games up too much, but they will provide a nice taste of what's to come. Dec 21, 2010
Army's McNary Ready For Service-Academy Showdown Senior Josh McNary has made a lasting mark at West Point. He desperately wants to leave one on Navy, too. Dec 9, 2010
Military Families Enjoy Thanksgiving At Manhattan Club The families at Thursdays' celebration come from all over the country and the food is prepared by the Union League Club who started serving holiday meals to troops during the Civil War. Nov 25, 2010
Groton Sub Base Starts Stop-Smoking Programs Navy officials say they've begun smoking cessation programs at the Groton submarine base and removed smoking areas from subs based a the site to prepare for a smoking ban taking effect New Year's Eve. Nov 14, 2010
Disabled Carnival Cruise Ship Returns To Port A team of tug boats gently guided the disabled ship into San Diego's port. Passengers could be seen crowding the decks as the ship neared shore. Nov 11, 2010
Yonkers Senior Citizens Aboard Disabled Cruise Ship Instead of the lavish buffets those on the luxury liner were promised, they're now dining on rations of pop tarts, canned crab meat and spam. Nov 10, 2010
Army Hosts Air Force In Pivotal, Proud Matchup It's not often Navy roots for Army. Mark this week as an exception. Nov 5, 2010
Casey's Call: College Football – 1 Is The Loneliest Number Number 1 has now lost three weeks in a row. This time around it was the top ranked BCS team Oklahoma dropping a prime time inter-conference game to rival Missouri. Oct 25, 2010
Times Square To Celebrate V-J Day With Kissing Contest A 26 foot statue standing in Times Square depicts the famous moment when an unknown sailor spontaneously kissed a nurse during a celebration marking the end of World War II. Aug 12, 2010