Veterans Support

Military caregivers play an essential role in the well-being of Veterans, offering everything from medical assistance to emotional support. Their dedication helps Veterans lead fulfilling lives, but caregiving comes with challenges—including emotional strain, financial burdens,

Choosing between VA hospitals and non-VA health care can significantly impact a Veteran’s access to quality care, costs, and overall experience. While studies show VA hospitals often provide care equal to or better than non-VA

Veteran families play an essential role in supporting service members before, during, and after military service. However, the transition from military to civilian life presents unique challenges that can affect relationships, finances, and overall well-being.

Local teen Kate Martin has been recognized as a semi-finalist for the prestigious Military Child of the Year Award, highlighting her resilience and positive influence in the community.  A Journey of Resilience  Kate Martin, a

The Brad Ashford Omaha VA clinic dedication ceremony was a heartfelt tribute to a long-time public servant whose efforts were crucial in establishing the clinic.  Championing Veterans' Care  The Brad Ashford Omaha VA clinic dedication

Berry Law recently honored Second Lieutenant Nate Whisler, whose life exemplifies service, sacrifice, and unwavering dedication to both country and community during a Mission Service presentation at a Creighton men’s basketball game.  A Distinguished Military

In Bellevue, Nebraska, a plot of land near 36th and Capehart is set to transform into the Community of Hope—a sanctuary for veterans and their families. Spearheaded by the 50 Mile March Foundation, this project

In Omaha, a unique project at Flanagan Lake Park is creating a lasting tribute to fallen service members. The Nebraska Memorial Forest is a growing collection of trees, each planted in honor of a Nebraskan

Earlier this month, nine U.S. military veterans graduated from the Douglas County Veterans Treatment Court, a transformative program aimed at helping veterans convicted of nonviolent, drug-related crimes find their way back. Over the course of

Three years ago, Marine Veteran James Hickey made a heartfelt commitment known as the Marine Veteran's 500-Mile Promise. After learning about an eight-year-old girl named Patient from Cozad, Nebraska, who was battling both brain and