The Department of Veterans Affairs has been impacted by the government shutdown. Here's what to know about benefits, medical ...

The government recently announced that during the shutdown, members of the United States military will not be paid, even if ...

Some critical services are paused and many employees are not getting paid, Doug Collins says, though he will not guarantee ...

While the VA says it remains committed to delivering uninterrupted care to veterans, some non-critical services have already ...

The Department of Veterans Affairs continues to provide essential services during the ongoing government shutdown, though ...

Doug Collins warned that the “disruptive” impact of the shutdown that started Oct. 1 has implications on VA’s ability to ...

Regional VA benefits offices are closed during the shutdown, including the the Milwaukee office at 5400 W. National Ave.

The U.S. is confronting a fresh cycle of uncertainty after President Donald Trump and Congress failed to strike an agreement to keep government programs and services running by Wednesday’s deadline.

Due to the government shutdown that started Oct. 1, the Veterans Benefits Administration (VBA) Regional Office at the Cheyenne VA Medical Center and the office at the Northern ...

Veterans across the country are reporting cancelled appointments, shortened treatment plans, and new limits on one-on-one ...

Secretary of Veterans Affairs Doug Collins warned of further impacts to government services for former service-members amid ...