Fort Carson solder Capt. James McDaniel was honored with a Purple Heart Tuesday for injuries received during combat in 2012.

A Fort Carson soldier has been recognized for his heroic actions during an attack in Afghanistan in 2012. Captain James ...

The Purple Heart recognizes soldiers who have been wounded in combat. Tuesday, one soldier at Fort Carson received the honor after suffering a traumatic brain injury in Afghanistan in 2012.

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After four decades, Arkansas law officers know the name of the victim found in 1984 by a mowing crew east of Little Rock.

A Purple Heart Ceremony at Fort Carson on Tuesday honored Captain James McDaniel. He was awarded the Purple Heart for his heroic actions in 2012 in Afghanistan. Captain ...

James Staley's capital murder conviction in connection with the death of 2-year-old Jason Wilder McDaniel has been overturned ...

Police said that the victim, whose body was discovered on Oct. 30, 1984, along Interstate 40 about 4 miles west of Carlisle, has been identified as Kansas City native Earl James McDaniel.

The Arkansas State Police Cold Case Unit has identified Earl James McDaniel, a 53-year-old man originally from Kansas City, Missouri, in the Arkansas homicide in a county east of Little Rock.