- Four-hour drive for a colonoscopy? What VA privatization warnings ignore. When 55-year-old Coast Guard veteran David McCray needed a colonoscopy, the Department of Veterans Affairs told him he would have to drive two hours each way from his home to a VA hospital in Denver — even though multiple private-sector options are closer, as is an Air Force hospital.
- Why Do Veterans Keep Killing Themselves At VA Hospitals? The suicide of a veteran at John Cochran VA Medical Center in St. Louis last month is the latest in a string of such deaths on Veterans Affairs properties nationwide.
- Veteran Snapshot. Ronny Banks’s father died at age 48, and it was up to Banks and his brother, Gerald, to help support their mother and their youngest brother.
- City worker tells veteran he ‘did nothing for our country’ after giving citation for flag. A video posted by a Jacksonville business owner is going viral after he says he was cited for flying military flags on top of his store.
- TV show transforms house of Bradenton veteran blinded in Iraq. As scores of neighbors, friends, veteran volunteers and production staff gathered near a huge American flag rippling from the elevated ladder of a county firetruck marking the residence of a new neighborhood celebrity, an Iraq war veteran received a reward nearly 10 years to the day he was blinded by a roadside bomb.
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