The service posted design illustrations on several social media platforms Wednesday for the Mariner and Mountaineer Badges, which will recognize proficiency in mariner operations at three ...

The Mariner Badge’s design includes an anchor and a ship’s helm surrounding a winged wheel that — there’s no better way to say this — resembles the logo of the NHL Detroit Red Wings.

The Army has announced the establishment of the Mountaineering Badge, making a long-recognized achievement available to wear for the first time for active-duty soldiers. The badge recognizes ...

The Army’s newest badges will be in soldiers’ hands very soon. Soldiers are expected to be able to purchase the Army’s new Master Combat Badges at Army and Air Force Exchange Service ...

SINCE 2008, THE EVENT HAS RAISED MORE THAN $3 MILLION FOR THE KIDS AND FAMILIES AT THE CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL AT The 17th annual Battle of the Badges Hockey Championship took place Sunday at the ...

MLB, Topps and Nike have partnered to recognize baseball's elite performers from last season with custom gold-embellished MLB logos on their jerseys that will then be used to create trading cards.

You have to engage with and complete missions in 25 games to collect as many Badges as possible and get a chance to go beyond and compete for the ultimate cash reward. Eat the World is one of the ...

As you keep progressing in the event, new Badges will unlock and get added to your collection. You might be curious about all the Badges that you can acquire from The Hunt: Mega Edition event ...

If you're playing Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2, you've likely come across at least one badge. You often find them in chests, available from vendors, from looting enemies, and sometimes as rewards ...

An Emporia man, Devon Stutesman, 24, recently died while incarcerated at Hutchinson Correctional Facility. He was one of two inmates to be found unresponsive in their cells on March 1. Stutesman ...

Following protocol, Wells reached into the lapel of her coat and showed her shining police badge, No. 105, to the conductor. The man looked at the object in her hand, and then at Wells herself.