The White House is warning that veterans’ access to nursing homes, suicide prevention and other health services could expire if Congress fails to pass the GOP’s short-term funding bill.

As Democrats bring the nation to the brink of a government shutdown, they jeopardize critical funding for veterans, seniors, law enforcement, and many ...

The Department of Veterans Affairs is giving more than $11 million to organizations in the state who support veterans facing homelessness.

Seven years ago, Congress’ Preventing Maternal Deaths Act was signed into law by President Donald Trump — but the funding it provides to states to address maternal health disparities is set to expire ...

The US Department of Veterans Affairs is making continued progress expanding its Medical Foster Home (MFH) Program.

A shutdown could have impacts on Coloradans in large and small ways across the state, especially if it were not quickly resolved ...

Over 31,000 Louisiana federal workers could miss paychecks starting October 15 if Congress doesn't act by Tuesday. Here's what it means for veterans' benefits, SNAP, and military families across the ...

As child care continues to be an economic hardship in Hampton Roads, state funding from this year’s legislative session aims to provide some relief for local families.

Staying open: The VA’s primary call center, its veterans crisis line, suicide prevention programs, homelessness services, and caregiver support.

The sweeping new law, dubbed the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” by Republicans, is likely to affect some states more than others. Federal tax cuts could reduce revenues for states that link their own ...