National Warrior Call Day proposed in bipartisan bill to fight veteran suicide
The bill would establish a federally recognized day called National Warrior Call Day to encourage Americans, including other troops, to check in on veterans they know.
Tomball veteran gets help finding a new place to live
Roma "Joe" Whitten is currently at the VA but they said he doesn't meet the requirements to stay there.
Special PACT Act Enrollment Period for Veterans Ends in September
Post-9/11 combat veterans' open enrollment period to sign up for Department of Veterans Affairs health care ends Sept. 30.
Supreme Court turns away veterans who seek disability benefits over 1966 hydrogen bomb accident
The Supreme Court has rejected an appeal on behalf of some U.S. veterans who want disability benefits because they were exposed to radiation while responding to a Cold War-era hydrogen bomb accident in Spain
Boston mayor responds after lawmakers try to slash police budget, veteran services
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu vetoed a City Council budget proposal that had $31 million in cuts to the police department as well as $900,000 in cuts for veteran services.
Group of military veterans visits nation's capital during Honor Flight Network trip of lifetime
A group of military veterans are still on cloud nine after an unforgettable trip to the nation's capital and it was all thanks to the Honor Flight Network.