‘We did the impossible:’ Senate passes military medical malpractice law
It was called “landmark legislation” and a “Christmas miracle.” Sgt. 1st Class Richard Stayskal calls it a relief.
Many showed up to remember Vietnam veteran who died with no known living family member
A local veteran with no known living family members or friends was laid to rest with honors Wednesday afternoon.
Several groups aim to give Valley veteran who died without family a proper burial
A 73-year-old veteran died in November with no family members or close friends present. Now, local groups are working to give the man a proper burial. FOX 10's Danielle Miller reports.
Families sue Phoenix VA for $55M after 2 veterans die who sought mental health treatment
Two families sue the Phoenix VA for $55M after their loved ones die who were seeking help from the hospital. One died by a police shootout and the other by suicide.
9-year-old asks Trump to go vegan for a month in exchange for $1 million donation to veterans
A 9-year-old from Florida representing an animal rights nonprofit says the group will donate $1 million to veterans if President Donald Trump goes vegan for a month.
Veteran surprised with thousands of Christmas lights, decorations
A local veteran got quite the surprise when he returned home to find his house totally decorated for Christmas on Tuesday.
98-year-old Pearl Harbor survivor recalls attack: 'We were just doing our jobs'
Saturday is the anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor in which nearly 2,500 Americans were killed. Now, 78 years later, a Bay Area man is one of the few survivors who remembers December 7, 1941.
Hilton promises to hire thousands of more vets in roles across the hotel company
Hilton has reportedly hired 30,000 veterans, military spouses and caregivers during the last six years, the company announced Tuesday.
Phoenix Rescue Mission works to help homeless veterans
On Veterans Day, we salute the men and women in uniform, but we also want to talk about a big issue: veteran homelessness. Former Navy gunner Isaac Healis and Nicole Pena, chief growth officer with the Phoenix Rescue Mission talk about the services available for our vets.
White House declares November ‘Veterans and Military Families Month’
For the third year in a row, President Donald Trump issued a proclamation declaring all of November as a month to honor American veterans and military families as an extension of Veterans Day.
DOJ sues Walmart for allegedly refusing to hire employee with naval reserve obligations
The Justice Department filed suit alleging Walmart denied a Navy Reserve officer a job due to upcoming reserve duties.
Lawsuit: Veteran with service dog denied entry to Phoenix sports bar
A sports bar in Phoenix is in trouble for violating the disabilities act. The Attorney General's Office says O'Briens Sports Bar discriminated against a man who wanted to bring his service animal into the bar.
Desert Storm veteran seeks help funding dog's life-saving surgery
An animal rescue hopes to help a Desert Storm veteran who sought funding assistance for her dog who is in dire need of surgery.
Florida veteran who was buried with honors had kin after all
More than 2,000 people packed into Patriots Plaza at Sarasota National Cemetery on Tuesday afternoon. Each person came to say ‘goodbye’ and salute Edward Pearson. It was reported that the Naples, Florida resident had no immediate family, but it turns out, he had two sons.
Valley veterans take off for Honor Flight trip to D.C.
Veterans from the Valley took off for the first Honor Flight of the season Tuesday.
5 arrested for stealing millions from elderly, disabled vets
Federal prosecutors say five people have been arrested on charges they obtained social security and other identifying information to steal millions of dollars from mostly elderly and disabled veterans.
Man will end cross-country veterans' suicide awareness walk at Disney this week
Army veteran Jimmy Novak is on a mission to save veterans' lives one step at a time.
Disabled vet at risk of eviction from Colorado apartment building for flying US flag
A controversy has erupted at a Colorado luxury apartment building over a rule prohibiting tenants from flying the American flag.
Valley model on ending veteran homelessness getting attention from Washington D.C.
Ben Carson, the Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, visited the Valley Wednesday to show his support for a veterans housing facility that his department helped fund.
Veterans will hand out USS John McCain shirts during Trump's ‘Salute to America' July 4 event
Two veteran organizations, VoteVets.org and Rags of Honor, are joining forces to distribute thousands of shirts featuring the USS John S. McCain during this year’s Fourth of July celebration in Washington D.C.