Good News for Veterans

A wolfdog sanctuary in Northern Wisconsin has found a unique approach to helping local veterans.

Scholars of international relations and international law found that many service members do understand the distinction between legal and illegal orders — and when to disobey them.

Nonprofit Shelter to Soldier usually trains rescue dogs to be service animals for veterans. Now, they’re helping active-duty military members.

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The Golden Isles Veteran Village is now open to homeless vets.

The co-founder of Veterans Community Project is hard at work building the next neighborhood.

King County and Minority Veterans of America signed a 50-year contract to operate the home for LGBTQ+ veterans in need.

A $250,000 grant from the NFL team will help build the state’s first housing project for homeless veterans.

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Mākhers Studio, a woman- and veteran-run business, turns shipping containers into housing solutions.

Pete Adler and his fellow church members have built over 500 ramps for neighbors in need.

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