Bluegrass Army Depot

The last of the United States’ declared chemical weapons stockpile was destroyed at a sprawling military installation in eastern Kentucky, Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell announced Friday, a milestone that closes a chapter of warfare dating back to World War I.

A Kentucky facility built to dispose of deadly Cold War-era chemical weapons is nearing the end of its mission to destroy its 520-ton stockpile, a milestone that will likely mark the end of chemical weapons destruction projects in the U.S., officials said Wednesday. Alan Lytle reports.

Officials have begun destroying Cold-War era chemical weapons that have been stored at a Kentucky Army depot for decades. The facility at the Blue Grass…

A plan is underway for the United States to destroy all of its chemical weapons inventory. WUKY's Dan Collins reports.Under the current plan, the last…

The U.S. has destroyed 90 percent of its chemical weapons - but thousands of aging rockets, laced with deadly nerve agents, remain in storage near…

A union spokesman says workers at Bluegrass Station Army Depot in Lexington are picketing over unfair labor practices.Bob Wood of the International…