George C. Eisen, age 96, of St. Clair, passed away February 23, 2025. He was born March 3, 1928 in St. Clair to the late Carl and Albertha Eisen. George graduated from St. Clair High School class ...

Frank Church and the committee that investigated the US intelligence agencies. On November 3, 1791, in what today is western Ohio, some 1,400 US soldiers under Maj. Gen. Arthur St. Clair ...

George Hocker, one of the CIA's first Black clandestine officers, faced barriers throughout his career and harrowing assignments abroad, but rose to the top ranks.

Last Tuesday, folks in West Chester gathered to show Matt Clair how rich he truly was. The line of people who came to celebrate him went out the door, down to the end of one block, around a corner,… ...

When George E. Hocker, Jr. started training to become a spy, many areas in America were still segregated. But Hocker broke through barriers to establish himself as one of the first Black ...

SUNNYVALE, Calif., April 22, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Illumio, the breach containment company, is proud to announce the appointment of George J. Tenet, former Director of Central Intelligence, to ...

In 1957, George Hocker became one of the first Black officers in the CIA after a friend encouraged him to apply to the organization while they were both undergraduates at Howard University.

George Hamilton is pictured on November 16, 2015, in West Hollywood, California. The actor has addressed rumors that he was in the CIA. Stefanie Keenan/Getty Images for India Hicks ...

ST CLAIR, Pa. — Little League in St. Clair is in a bit of a bind. Carbon Saints Little League President Devin Mezarushanan explains, "A cleat could catch that base and break an ankle really ...

Illinois State Police probe a deadly crash on I-255, St. Clair County. Driver struck a bridge support, closing the left lane for investigation. Skip Navigation. Share on Facebook; ...

George Hocker, one of the CIA's first Black clandestine officers, faced barriers throughout his career and harrowing assignments abroad, but rose to the top ranks.

George Hocker, one of the CIA's first Black clandestine officers, faced barriers throughout his career and harrowing assignments abroad, but rose to the top ranks.