Veterans

In U.S. Senate Veterans Affairs Committee hearing, Sen. Ruben Gallego says facility set to open in 2027 will have to pull providers from understaffed Arizona VA hospitals

Onvida Health joins southern Arizona Veterans Affairs office to break ground on facility set to open in 2027. Veterans say it will save them from traveling for care.

Gov. Katie Hobbs visited Yuma veterans and the annual Tamale Festival this past Saturday where she spoke about lowering costs for Arizonans and had a holiday message.

The new clinic will be located at the Onvida Health Foothills Campus, 11351 S. Frontage Road, and is expected to be completed in summer 2027.

In a released statement, Kelly says cuts will lead to longer waits, fewer health care providers, and a delay of benefits.

The state House approved a measure Wednesday that one lawmaker said would, for the first time ever, making lying by a political candidate a crime.

Senator Kelly joins a bipartisan group of lawmakers in introducing the Purple Heart Veterans Education Act, a bill aimed at closing a loophole that prevents some medal recipients from transferring GI Bill benefits to their dependents.

Congressman Ruben Gallego announces RCBH, headquartered in Somerton, gets grant to help with migrant services. They also recently opened veterans suicide prevention center.

Denis Richard McDonough, Secretary of the United States Department of Veteran's Affairs, talks about his tour of Yuma's VA clinic, a hiring push, and an expansion of benefits under the PACT Act.

Yuma veterans of all ages now have access to the COVID-19 vaccine thanks to the Southern Arizona VA healthcare system. The Southern Arizona VA joins…