The City of Reno's annual Veterans Day Parade is canceled this year, but the city has been working on a virtual celebration.
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There's nothing like being home for the holidays, but for people that work to protect our country and community, the job doesn't stop even when Christmas comes around.
CAMO is a program in Reno directed for veterans that have been charged with a misdemeanor. It aims to support veterans and their families through court; 4 out of 25 veterans graduated today. The program is really new, in fact today was its first graduation. Organizers say the goal is to reduce addiction, improve life stability and increase compliance with treatment. “The biggest thing tha...
PTSD affects millions of Americans each year, and the problem is especially alarming in our country's veterans. While many cases go undiagnosed, some veterans are turning to medical marijuana for relief.
The VA held a Spartan Pledge Friday in Reno to address suicide among those who've served in the military.
The Northern Nevada Veterans Resource Center says it helps 500 homeless vets every year, and the demand increases during the winter months.
Marijuana is now legal in Nevada, and a growing list of dispensaries and clinics are offering free services to veterans, and many of our viewers are concerned about losing their veterans' benefits for using something not approved by the federal government.