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A plane crash in 1952 resulted in 52 servicemen losing their lives. 70 years later, military honors have been given to Air Force Cpt. William Coombs.
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LGBTQ+ veterans talk about experience of serving during Don't Ask, Don't Tell, discuss accepting both identities and share resources.
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On the 80th anniversary of D-Day, descendants of Veterans and community members consider what it was for.
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Aaron Ullom's family started a non-profit to honor their son and help other soldiers.
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Joshua Galle was accused of misappropriating over $1,300 worth of vouchers meant for veterans. The $50 vouchers were intended to be used at Meijer stores to purchase things like food and clothing.
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The board was served an injunction in response to a meeting that was scheduled to take place behind closed doors to discuss the future of the county's veterans affairs committee.
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Michigan Operation Freedom Outdoors says they're hoping for better ice conditions by the end of the month to host their fist annual ice fishing tournament on Otsego Lake.
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Veterans currently do not receive disability benefits for health conditions associated with PFAS exposure, but some veterans are taking up the against PFAS manufacturers like 3M.
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Ret. Army Cpl. Carl Zupic was presented with three service medals and a Certificate of Special Congressional Recognition on Monday for his service during the occupation of Japan in 1946.
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Doug Pickel of Trufant has been carving, sanding and finishing wood plaques for veterans and Gold Star families across the country for over two decades.