Veterans Issues

Disabled persons, veterans, and active-duty military who cannot attend in-person distributions are now eligible for free monthly grocery deliveries.

A new study released by the Costs of War Project looks at the costs of deployment and how servicemen and women struggle.

Manuel Jimenez, Chair of the Austin Veterans Commission, is the man behind the push to get the City of Austin to create an Office of Veteran and Military Affairs.

Disabled Veterans National Foundation awards Samaritan Center a $16,000 grant to focus on providing mental health services to Texas veterans.

House Bill 1802 calls on the Texas Health and Human Services Commission to conduct a clinical study on psilocybin’s impact on veterans with PTSD.

Derek Knapp, an army veteran and the executive director of Restoration Ranch, talks about how the ranch provides a safe haven for veterans and horses.

All veterans enrolled in VA health care will be eligible to receive a vaccination through the Central Texas VA. No appointments will be required.

The Hays County Veterans Services Office helped coordinate efforts with organizations and individuals to help those impacted by the severe weather.

Veterans have voiced frustration over stalled COVID-19 vaccine distribution and the Central Texas Veterans Health Care System has responded.

The governor's office says the video provides information on employment, education, skills development, and health services offered for those about to transfer or have transferred to Texas.

Brendan Duebner with Life Skills for Soldiers joins Mike Warren on FOX 7 Austin to talk about how his organization is helping servicemembers transition to civilian life.

Central Texas Veterans Health Care System says it is one of 113 VA Medical Centers across the country to receive the first limited supply of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine.

Dee Blasik, veteran, caregiver and advocate, joins Mike Warren on FOX 7 Austin to talk about her experiences as a caregiver.