Homeless Veterans

While veterans can live at the shelter for up to two years, their stay lasts about four to five months on average.

Not everyone has left the shelter on good terms. Eight veterans were unsuccessfully discharged from the shelter.

The plea comes in the case of a Good Samaritan story that raised more than $400,000 for homeless veteran Johnny Bobbitt Jr.

The veteran was likely on his way to a homeless encampment when he pedaled into the path of Terry Derilus' rental car.

HUD Secretary Ben Carson told reporters that the number of veterans who are homeless fell by 2% between 2018 and 2019.

The retired Marine Corps sergeant made headlines in 2017 because of a legal dispute concerning his Veteran Resort Chapel.

The U.S attorney’s office charged Mark D'Amico with wire fraud conspiracy and money laundering conspiracy.

Advocates have experienced challenges from residents citing concerns often referred to as the "not in my backyard" mindset.

The Federal Trade Commission continues to bust bogus veterans support groups that target those who want to help vets.

An investigation continues into two charities and a PAC that raised millions through telemarketing campaigns.