Veterans

This season of Veterans’ Voices focuses on the stories of people affected by and working to prevent veteran suicide in Ohio.

The U.S. Patent and Trademark office and Department of Defense hosted a roundtable for military spouses and veteran business owners.

Lt. Col. Charity Adams Earley, who died in 2002, commanded the first battalion of Black women to serve overseas during World War II. On June 12, there will be a renaming ceremony at the Dayton VA.

Statewide, around 32,000 Ohio veterans have now been granted VA medical benefits as part of the PACT Act.

The nonprofit Carry the Load reminds people of the meaning behind Memorial Day. The relay team recently passed through Wright State.

Cody Blevins is a wounded U.S. Army veteran. Military Warriors Support Foundation has awarded a mortgage-free home to the Blevins to support the family during his recovery.

Wright Dunbar Inc. announces Honor Park, a $1.5M Medal of Honor memorial in Dayton, with interactive features, set to complete by 2024.

Hear from people affected by and working to prevent veteran suicide. This premiere features lead producer Seth Gordon and retired Lt Col and Social Worker Bill Wall.

Director of the Ohio Department of Veterans Services and retired U.S. Army Major General, Deborah Ashenhurst, shares insights on the induction process and the veterans' continued service to their communities.

In this edition of Bulletin Board Diaries, a business card found inside a Belmont grocery store leads to a veteran-owned business located in a nearby neighborhood.

Application deadline for extended VA benefits for toxic exposure extended.

A U.S. Army Air Force Lieutenant from Dayton, Ohio was killed during a World War II bombing mission 80 years ago this week.