Veterans Issues

ELPSS Career Institute LLC and its director Ricky J. Daniels, Jr. were ordered in federal court this week to pay over $9 million in damages and civil penalties to the United States under the False Claims Act.

With the help of Fort Hood Area Habitat for Humanity, the Spruell family can proudly say they are owners of a brand new home in Bell County.

Mitch Fuller, the national and state legislative chairman with the Texas Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW), speaks on the upcoming legislative session in Austin.

Aaron Cabrera, a decorated Army sergeant who was wounded in Iraq, received a new home for the holidays in Liberty Hill, thanks to Operation Finally Home.

Sailor Jerry Ironsides BBQ Sauce is crafted with Sailor Jerry's Spiced Rum to “incorporate the bold character of the traditional Navy-style spirit."

Kyle residents and visitors lined the streets for the Second Annual Veterans Day Parade Saturday afternoon to honor all our local veterans.

The nationwide observance originally marked the end of World War 1, which happened on the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month.

Goodwill’s veteran program helps veterans identify transferrable skills – or gain new ones – and apply them in civilian life.

Due to the cold front expected to hit Central Texas tomorrow, the Austin Veterans Parade Foundation says the event is canceled, but will possibly be rescheduled.

The monument, designed by Texas artist Rose Toro and made possible by the nonprofit Southwest Key Programs, is a mosaic of glass tiles and took about a year to complete.

39 World War II, Korean, Vietnam, and Cold War veterans made their way through Austin-Bergstrom to be a part of Honor Flight Austin's 78th flight to Washington D.C.

David Traxler, executive director of U.S. Vets - Houston, joins Mike Warren to talk about the organization, how they help homeless veterans and how big an issue veteran homelessness is.

Dr. Genie Cox and Cat Phelps, who are both with the Rotary Club of Georgetown, discuss the Field of Honor event in Georgetown.

The exhibition highlights twelve giclée prints of Tom Lea’s works and photographs from the Tom Lea Institute in El Paso, Texas.

Dozens of volunteers helped turn a worn-down house into a stable, improved home for a veteran's family in Elgin.