Hudson Valley Veterans

From the depths of hardship to a proud sendoff, this young man’s story reminds us of the power of resilience and community support.

It was a powerful moment inside the State Capitol in Albany this week, as a new flag was unveiled with a message that hits home for many families across New York.

Veteran’s Day is a federal holiday, which means a lot of things across the Hudson Valley will be taking a break to honor those who served, but some will remain open.

Some houses and businesses across Dutchess County, NY have exchanged the traditional color outside lights for the color green.

Lawmakers in New York have suggested that New York become an official Purple Heart state!

If you know a veteran with ties to the Town of Esopus please make sure they know about the Hometown Heroes program.

A Hudson Valley veteran is being laid to rest. With no family to attend, the public is being asked to honor him at the funeral.

A new program in Dutchess County, NY will provide area veterans with something many desperately need.

A group of IBM employees is giving back to their fellow Hudson Valley Veterans.

Funding for the VetZero ride service was taken out of the Dutchess County budget for 2025, but officials say a new way for veterans to get around is 'coming soon'.