This week marks the 70th anniversary of the costliest battle in terms of casualties in the history the U.S. military. On Dec. 16, 1944, the German army launched what the Allies called the Ardennes Counteroffensive.
Those serving in the armed forces overseas always appreciate care packages from family, friends, or even strangers. During the holidays, these packages are especially important to keep up troop morale. If you are interested
On December 11, the House Committee on Veterans Affairs held a hearing titled Evaluating Federal and Community Efforts to Eliminate Veteran Homelessness. Chair Jeff Miller (R-FL) opened the hearing expressing concerns about the increasingly insular
Just last week the House Committee on Veterans’ Affairs heard testimony on evaluating federal and community efforts to eliminate homelessness among veterans. Back in 2009, President Barack Obama set an ambitious goal of ending chronic
A new report on homelessness in New Hampshire provides a mixed bag of both good news and bad. On the bright side, the state’s overall homeless population has decreased by 3 percent, from 1,685 in
Today, Governor Dave Heineman provided an update on the Nebraska Veterans Registry and encouraged recognition of military service. The Registry was created in 2013 by the Nebraska Legislature to place the word veteran on drivers
Supporters of a sweeping veterans suicide prevention bill suffered a major setback Monday when retiring Sen. Tom Coburn, R-Okla., blocked the measure in the waning hours of the year’s legislative session. The move probably means
“WE WERE ON GUARD DUTY AND ALL HELL BROKE LOOSE!” That’s how Robert “Bobby” Sterrett of Monterey, Virginia, recalled the events of Dec. 16, 1944. “Hell” was the massive German artillery barrage that was unleashed
DENVER 9Wants to Know found questionable practices by a charity that claims to help veterans through cash donations solicited from customers outside of grocery stores. Rescue a Vet has been spotted at Walmarts and Trader
WASHINGTON, Dec. 16, 2014 /PRNewswire/ — IBM (NYSE: IBM) today announced that the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) is using Watson technology in a pilot to assist physicians in helping accelerate the process of
RALEIGH, North Carolina Thom Tillis’ U.S. Senate office staff will include Capitol Hill veterans and aides who worked with him in North Carolina. The outgoing state House speaker announced Tuesday key positions before next month’s
AURORA, Colorado Deputy Secretary of Veterans Affairs Sloan Gibson is coming to Aurora to try to settle a contract dispute after Colorado’s congressional delegation sent a letter urging the agency to come up with a
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