veterans

Organizers say it will be the largest of its kind in North America.

If you can't donate, that's cool...but please make sure other people see it. And prayers are always welcome.

He's joining other veterans for humanitarian work, and maybe even an extraction team.

Have you heard of the technological miracle called Ability Drive? It lets you drive...with your eyes and it's available for veterans in Minnesota!.

It will be held Friday, the day before the anniversary date.

A southeast Minnesota WW 2 air soldier will receive six military medals he earned while serving as a bomber pilot in Europe 77 years ago.

This is the kind of kindness that is the glue for Rochester.

He was seriously wounded in Vietnam and later became heavily involved in disabled veterans issues.

The Rochester Park Board has given its final approval to the planned Southeast Minnesota Law Enforcement Memorial.

First District Congressman Jim Hagedorn says the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs has designated $21-million for the planned project.