Veterans Day

President Donald Trump’s Veterans Day visit to Arlington Cemetery has given a veneer of normalcy to a White House in tumult

The National Museum of the United States Army in Fort Belvoir, Virginia, is opening its doors on Veterans Day.

A U.S. Army veteran who sustained a career-ending back and foot injury found a new calling being an advocate for other vets. Maureen Elias says her family didn’t see her military service lasting long. “I’ve never been someone that takes orders well,” she said. “I think when I joined the military my family was like, Yeah, I give you...

Maureen Elias cherished her time serving in the Army, but a career-threatening injury meant she had to pivot to a new path. News4’s Aimee Cho shows us how this veteran took a career of service, to a whole new level.

Every year on November 11th, the country unites to honor and thank our veterans for their service. NBCLX explains the history of Veterans Day and shares ideas about how to help America’s vets, especially during the pandemic.

President Donald Trump visited Arlington National Cemetery on Wednesday in observance of Veterans Day. The visit was the president’s first public appearance since losing his reelection bid last week to President-Elect Joe Biden.

Veterans Day is Wednesday, Nov. 11, and in honor of the service members that have so bravely served our country, restaurants and businesses nationwide are showing their gratitude with an array of free meals, discounts and other well deserved perks. Most discounts will require proof of a military ID. Some businesses allow uniform dress as a form of identification. VA…

President-elect Joe Biden and Dr. Jill Biden made a visit to the Korean War Memorial in Philadelphia on Veterans Day.

Lodged firmly between Halloween and Thanksgiving and occurring the in the midst of a global pandemic, it could be easy to overlook Veterans Day this year. Don’t let that happen.

The National Park Service is marking Veterans Day by giving veterans and Gold Star families lifetime free access to all the country’s national parks. Angela McConnell of the Northern Virginia Veterans Association said this will improve her quality of life. She served 22 years in the military with the Army, Army Reserves and Air Force. “The ideas around, you know,…

Northern Virginia Bureau Reporter Drew Wilder explains how veterans and Gold Star families can visit national parks free forever.