veterans

This Veterans Day, in honor of our nation's veterans and their service, one thing you can do to show your support is to turn one of your house lights green. It's really that simple. Make sure it's a clearly visible light, too.

A thousand 'Flags for Heroes' line the Memorial Parkway in Utica. Want to see what that looks like from a Drone?

Army Cpl. Joseph Trepasso, 20, of Fulton, New York, will be buried in his hometown.

New York State Department of Environmental Conservation has announced free admission at Prospect Mountain Veteran's Memorial Parkway.

If you have a military veteran in your family, you are a vet, a care provider, or you're an employer, a conference is being held on engaging, employing, and empowering the veterans in our community.

Central New York meet Mr. Howard Shriver. He's a WWII veteran who served in the Marianas Islands and the Philippines. He lives in an assisted living facility in Marietta, Ohio. He is celebrating his 98th birthday on July 12th. Let's help make his birthday memorable.

Last year, hundreds of people from the Mohawk Valley gathered to watch a friendly softball game between local first-responders and the Wounded Warrior Amputee Softball Team (WWAST). The veterans played in order to educate and inspire the crowd that they were still capable of this kind of athletic ability and show how beneficial physical therapy can be.

Lowe's home improvement store in Rome recently displayed an act of Patriotism by  creating designated parking spaces for Purple Hearts and military veterans.

July 26, 2015, the eagle atop the World War II monument at Veterans Park in the Village of New York Mills was stolen. Now, just in time for Memorial Day a new eagle has been dedicated in New York Mills.

Over the course of the past few weeks, have you noticed your friends all across Central New York doing 22 pushups on Facebook? It's all part of the #22KillChallenge, here's the details on what it is.

Mental health is one of the biggest issues facing our nation and in most cases it's a significant issue for our men and women who return home from war. David Fletcher is a 55-year-old Army veteran who served in the first Gulf War. David has fallen on some hard times and is now faced with an ankle injury leaving him unable to work or pay for most of his bills. Hopefully the community can come to hi

Paul Fortin is a 69-year-old Boonville, NY resident who is also a Vietnam Veteran. Paul remains very active and is about to embark on an incredible journey for an amazing cause. On February 9th Paul will journey on a nine-day expedition to the top of Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania, Africa to support the Sitrin Health Care Center’s Military Rehabilitation Program.