Senators will Discuss Closing Veteran Clinics in New Mexico
U.S. senators in New Mexico are talking to veterans this week about closing small VA clinics in four New Mexican towns.
Watch now: Lancaster County Veterans Treatment Court Helps Veterans Get Back on Track
In a third-floor courtroom on a recent Wednesday, a group chatted like old friends as they waited for the judge to come in.
President Ryan honors Veterans in Boston Marathon
University of Virginia President Jim Ryan will once again run in the Boston Marathon. This time, he's running for a cause close to home.
PTSD Sufferers Raised Money by Walking from Oregon to Maine
Jake Sansing is an army veteran currently walking across the country from Oregon to Maine.
Vietnam Veterans are Honored at Wreaths Across America
Eight Vietnam War and Vietnam-era veterans were recognized for their service Friday during a stop by the mobile education exhibit of Wreaths Across America.
Disabled Veterans' Group Keeps Wheels Turning
Disabled American Veterans Chapter 2 is seeing an increase in local veterans who need a set of wheels to get around.
National Volunteer Week Salutes VA's 25,000 Volunteers
Each year, the VA Center for Development & Civic Engagement (CDCE) joins the nation to observe and celebrate National Volunteer Week. The annual recognition campaign honors volunteers and their contributions to the communities and organizations where they live and serve.
Few Bataan Veterans Remain in New Mexico
On the surface, all the familiar ceremonial trappings were in place for the event.
VA Hospital closure in Northampton Causes Serious Concern to Massachusetts Delegation
Nearly every member of Massachusetts’ federal delegation has signed onto a letter asking the secretary of Veterans Affairs to reconsider recommending the closure of the Northampton VA hospital, saying they are prepared to take their concerns all they way up to President Joe Biden “if necessary.”
Green Outreach to Native Americans and Veterans
Looking to work with more Native Americans and veterans, The ROOT Brand Company has launched a green initiative to reach overlooked and underserved populations exposed to heavy metals and environmental toxins.
Is there such a thing as 'magic mushrooms'? Veterans Sway Conservatives
Matthew Butler spent 27 years in the Army, but it took a day in jail to convince him his post-traumatic stress disorder was out of control.
An Air Force Veteran Heads to Ukraine to Fight Russia's Invasion
Detroit man joins thousands of foreign veterans serving in Ukraine. Dan Rebar is taking the bus to Chicago to fly to Warsaw, Poland, on Monday. With the assistance of a local guide, he will cross into Ukraine where he plans to join the International Legion of Defense of Ukraine in Kiev.
Lawmakers Urge VA to Reconsider Closing Leeds Medical Center
Chandler Rand, a Marine veteran, has struggled with various eating disorders since she was a child. Though she says she's healthy now, she says her recovery is an ongoing process.
Eating Disorder 'perfect storm' Might Be Created by Military
Chandler Rand, a Marine veteran, has struggled with various eating disorders since she was a child. Though she says she's healthy now, she says her recovery is an ongoing process.
Unemployment Among Veterans Reaches Lowest Level in Three Years
The Labor Department says veteran unemployment reached its lowest level in three years in March.
Godwill Operation To Expand Workforce Development Efforts For Veterans, Spouses, Youth And Young Adults
For more than 20 years, U.S. Army Veteran James Andrew Jackson had a goal of working in the healthcare field. Thanks to Goodwill and USAA, his dream is becoming a reality as he is now on the path to earning his medical assistant certification.
National Veterans' Burial Ground Modelled on Arlington War Cemetery Backed by Federal Opposition
The federal opposition has backed in principle a proposal from the NSW government to establish a national veterans’ burial ground inspired by the Arlington National Cemetery in the US.
Ukraine Conflict Heightens US Military's Data Privacy Concerns
Amid the artillery strikes and armored assaults, several quieter aspects of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine require closer attention, including targeted phishing and malicious data mining.
WV Downtown BBQ Throwdown to help Veterans in Jackson County
It’s no secret that Jackson County loves, supports and respects veterans.
Nonprofit Helps Local Vietnam Veterans
It’s been 47 years since the Vietnam War ended. On April 30, 1975, the nearly 20-year battle was over. But if you talk to local veterans of that war, they’ll tell you their combats continue.