Sniper training at Fort Hood

They are the heroes we don't often see--hiding out, making critical shots that save countless lives. Thursday, we got to meet the next generation of snipers and we got an up close look at the training it takes - to qualify for the prestigious role.

Fatal Fort Hood accident raises questions about training

The U.S. Army has said the five Fort Hood soldiers who died when a rain-swollen creek swept their vehicle into rushing waters were in the right place for their intended training.

Ft. Hood soldier killed by hit and run driver

The mother of a Ft. Hood soldier is asking for the public's help in finding the driver who struck and killed her son.

Bastrop County residents fire off questions on Jade Helm 15

More than 150 people packed into the Bastrop County Commissioner's Court Monday to hear details about Jade Helm 15.

Defend Freedom Tour unites veterans to hold politicians accountable

Veterans and their families are joining together to fight for the benefits promised to them. The Defend Freedom Tour stopped in Austin to educate vets about issues that directly affect them.

Veteran laid to rest five months after dying

Five months after his death a veteran was honorably laid to rest Wednesday morning.The 65-year-old marine served overseas during the Vietnam War.

Fort Hood shooting victims finally receive Purple Hearts in moving  ceremony

A top Army commander says he hopes that Purple Hearts awarded to dozens of survivors and relatives of soldiers who died in the 2009 Fort Hood shooting gives them closure.

Oldest WWII combat vet prepares to celebrate 109th birthday

Next month the nation's oldest living World War II combat veteran turns 109. Richard Overton calls East Austin home and he's already receiving some early birthday gifts.

Vietnam veterans honored at the State Capitol

There was a special ceremony Monday morning honoring Texas' Vietnam War veterans on the Capitol grounds.

Camp Mabry holds honorary enlistment ceremony for eight-year-old battling rare disorder

A New Braunfels boy is not letting his rare disorder get in the way of reaching his goals.Friday his family and soldiers at Camp Mabry gave him the surprise of his life.

Two Marines stop armed robber at Starbucks on Congress

Police say a man pulled out a gun and demanded money from employees at the Starbucks on 6th and Congress.

How veterans are helping other vets fight against suicide

A closer look at the state-wide organization called the Military Veterans Peer Network, a group of veterans who help struggling vets.

Rock Your Camo 5K kicks off Women Veterans Month in Texas

The Texas Veterans Commission is hosting the 2nd Annual Rock Your Camo (RYC) 5K at Camp Mabry on February 28, 2015, to kick off Women Veterans Month in Texas in March.

Fort Hood soldier kills 4, including himself

A domestic disturbance turned deadly in Killeen after a Fort Hood soldier shot and killed three people before killing himself. Another person injured by gunfire is in the hospital.

Army veteran says he was unfairly ticketed by VA police

A U.S. Army veteran said he has been unfairly ticketed by police at the VA hospital in Temple for the fourth time. The last time was last weekend.

Texas A&M Corps of Cadets selects first female commander

Texas A&M has announced that for the first time in its 139 year history, a woman will lead the university's legendary Corps of Cadets.