Veterans Issues

The VA launched a clinical trial testing psilocybin for veterans with treatment-resistant depression.

The VA is launching a new clinical trial to test whether blockbuster GLP-1 drugs used for weight loss and type 2 diabetes can treat alcohol use disorder in veterans.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture announced an initiative designed to recruit veterans, transitional service members, and military spouses into roles to help protect America’s food supply, agriculture security and rural communities. 

A Stars and Stripes Honor Flight to the Military Women's Memorial in Washington included eight female veterans.

The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) officially launched a new program designed to help prevent veterans from losing their homes.

A recent change to how certain paperwork is filed has led to a lot of questions for Wisconsin veterans, some of whom worry they're victims of a digital divide.

The Milwaukee VA held a Memorial Day ceremony at Wood National Cemetery on Monday, May 25.

VFW 721 says it has enough volunteers for Waukesha’s Memorial Day march after a FOX6 story, while volunteers placed flags at veterans’ graves at Prairie Home Cemetery.

The Oak Creek Police Department said 55-year-old Jason Janczak has been found safe.

A Silver Alert has been canceled for Abran Huerta, 69, last seen leaving the Milwaukee VA Medical Center on Tuesday, April 7. He was been found safe.

Edward Maurer, a lifelong resident and World War II veteran, celebrated his 100th birthday at the Kenosha Civil War Museum on Saturday, Jan. 31.

Milwaukee veterans say Festival Foods’ annual Veterans Day giveaway comes at a crucial time as the government shutdown disrupts SNAP benefits and rising prices make it harder for many veterans to afford food.

President Donald Trump marked Veterans Day with a ceremony Tuesday at Arlington National Cemetery.

The “Raise the Roof Oktoberfest" party at American Legion Post 82 hoped to raise money to replace the historic building's roof on Saturday.

Two Milwaukee-area families – connected by Marine pilot Walter Eck and gunner Irvin Korotki – only recently learned their loved ones served and died together in World War II.

It’s not often that lawmakers from both parties come together. But tonight, there is bipartisan support in Wisconsin to honor a local trailblazer who recently died.

The first ever "Vet Fest" took place in Milwaukee on Saturday to celebrate veterans. It was held at the Washington Park Bandshell.