Veterans Affairs

US Sen. John Thune was the keynote speaker at the USS South Dakota Day of Honor. Some protestors rallied nearby to oppose some of Thune’s latest policies, namely the One Big Beautiful Bill Act.

Gov. Larry Rhoden is declaring June Post-Traumatic Stress Injury Awareness Month to recognize the "invisible wounds" carried by many veterans, first responders and trauma survivors.

In a rare move, the House of Representatives unanimously rejected a bill initiated with its own chamber.

With a history of warrior culture pre-dating the United States, meet the leaders of the American Legion chapter in Bullhead as they commemorate the 100th anniversary of its founding.

The US Department of Veterans Affairs is expanding benefit offerings to eligible families nationwide.

The Grand River Arts Council hosts a “More than Marching” series starting this month in Lemmon.

The state of veteran health care in America is in constant flux, and under constant scrutiny from lawmakers and patients alike. Now, leaders of the network say they’re taking a hard look at local clinics and boosting mental care.

U.S. Sen. Mike Rounds co-introduces a bill designed to help older veterans avoid injuries from falls.

Department of Veterans Affairs officials appoint Spencer Mion as its next Medical Center Director of the Black Hills Health Care System.

The South Dakota Department of Veterans Affairs hosts 12 fallen hero bridge dedication ceremonies this year.