Veteran News

Tuskegee’s pioneering librarian Dr. Sara Delaney used books and community programs to bring healing, purpose and empowerment to hospitalized Veterans.

At 101, WWII Navy Veteran Levern Owens reflects on the Pacific, his service at sea, and a lifetime of feeding sailors and his community.

After a devastating spinal cord injury, Veteran Mark Maloney rebuilt strength through VA SCI care and now inspires others by returning to racing at age 90.

The closely watched jobless rate for post-9/11 veterans bumped up from 4.1% in May to 4.8% in June as national job creation plunged.

After surviving a TBI, Pamela Nee used VA’s TeleTBI program, neurology care and recreational therapies to heal and reconnect with her creativity.

VA Research published highlights on new findings on COVID-19, Gulf War illness, substance use disorder treatment and and more.

After losing both legs and facing life-threatening illness, Veteran Sedric Anderson found new purpose and strength through adaptive sports.

Marine Veteran Jeanette Eno was honored on Women Veterans Recognition Day, celebrating her legacy of service, resilience and strength.

"Part of our program is to be able to deliver this chip where we want it in your brain without cutting a hole in your head," said Dr. Calvin Roberts.

Here are some steps you can take to prevent health problems and stay safe during extreme heat.

The flag is being proposed as a national symbol of remembrance for service members and veterans who died as a result of their military service.

More than 1,000 Veterans gathered at the Pasadena Convention Center for a unique benefits fair, leaving with healthcare enrollments, job leads and support.

At 92, Air Force Veteran Curtis Parker proves age doesn’t define possibility, while competing at the Golden Age Games.