A notable anniversary is being remembered, marking 150 years since a war reporter died alongside Custer at Little Bighorn. This reporter was among many who have lost their lives while working in conflict zones. Journalists have faced various dangers, resulting in deaths from artillery fire, aircraft crashes, and gunfire, as well as disease and execution.

The Associated Press has experienced the loss of its own staff members over the years. The Associated Press has reported that 38 of its journalists have died on the job throughout its 180-year history. For more information on these incidents, readers can refer to the full report from The Associated Press, available through KPRC 2 Houston.