Veterans rally at Capitol to protest VA cuts
MADISON (WKOW) -- Veterans rallied at the State Capitol on Friday to protest proposed cuts by the Trump Administration. Changes to the Department of Veterans Affairs would cut major programs for veterans and eliminate 80,000 jobs at the VA. Those cuts are coming at a time when more veterans are enrolling in health care and other benefits.
Spencer Askew pleaded guilty to defrauding Vinings Bank and making false statements to the VA and Vinings Bank.
Hundreds of people demonstrated Friday afternoon in Concord to support veterans who face federal layoffs. The Department of ...
The cuts would be a major escalation of the downsizing that has already occurred at the department, which provides health ...
JEFFERSON CITY — Veterans and Department of Veterans Affairs workers across the country marched at state capitols to "Protect ...
Congressman Doug LaMalfa says he doesn't know yet if there will be any cuts that will impact or affect employees or services ...
It's official. Ramon Maxey, a Marine veteran and former police officer for the Marshalltown Police Department, is the new director of Jasper County Veterans Affairs. The county board of supervisors ...
Paul Critchett battled Veterans Affairs for years, certain his terminal cancer diagnosis stemmed from radiation exposure. On ...
Hundreds of protestors —many of them veterans— gathered outside the Ohio Statehouse Friday afternoon to protest the Trump ...
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