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Every fall, veterans wait for one important number — the Cost-of-Living Adjustment (COLA). It’s the percentage that determines how much more veterans will receive in disability compensation, pensions, and other […]
Looking Ahead: Projected 3-4% COLA for VA Disability Benefits in 2026 Read More »
For many veterans, VA benefit payments aren’t just a line item — they’re a lifeline. Whether it’s disability compensation, pension, or education assistance, knowing exactly when payments hit can make
When Are November 2025 VA Benefits Coming? What Veterans Should Know Read More »
For veterans in Central Texas, relief may finally be on the horizon. The Department of Veterans Affairs has announced plans to build a $44.5 million outpatient clinic in Round Rock
VA to Open New $44.5M Clinic in Round Rock, Texas — What This Means for Access Read More »
In a sweeping bipartisan move, the House of Representatives has passed 14 veterans’ bills aimed at modernizing healthcare delivery, expanding benefits, and safeguarding the VA’s supply chain. The package is
Veterans News: House Passes 14 Bills to Increase VA Healthcare & Benefits Outreach Read More »
Laredo is stepping up. The Trail of Hope 5K Challenge: Remembering 17; Supporting the Many is a newly launched event that took place on September 27 at Father McNaboe Park,
Every Step Counts: Trail of Hope 5K Raises Awareness for Veteran Mental Health Read More »
On August 4, 2025, the Department of Veterans Affairs announced a major update that could make community care less of a hassle for tens of thousands of veterans. Instead of
Fewer Renewals, Less Red Tape: VA Streamlines Community Care Read More »
The VA’s telehealth game isn’t just growing — it’s transforming. According to a recent Military.com report, in fiscal year 2025 more than 2.1 million veterans participated in over 7.7 million
Access Without Barriers: VA’s Telehealth Expansion Puts Veterans First Read More »
Earlier this month, the U.S. Army officially cancelled its Command Assessment Program (CAP) — a promotion system introduced under former Secretary Christine Wormuth that used peer, subordinate, and psychological assessments
Command Assessment Program Cancelled: Does Fairness Take a Hit? Read More »
