In Service

As the United States approaches a major milestone in its history, one state is making sure the voices of those who served are not lost to time. In a statewide

Across the country, states continue to look for meaningful ways to support the men and women who have served in uniform. In Indiana, a new law aims to do just

When Seconds Matter for Those on the Front Lines For the men and women who serve on the front lines of public safety, danger does not always come in the

A Texas Tradition Meets a National MissionAt one of the country’s largest and most iconic events, the Houston Rodeo, Texas officials used a uniquely American setting to highlight a broader

The Arizona House of Representatives will take a moment during its March 17 session to recognize a group of sailors whose mission takes place far beneath the ocean’s surface. State

A proposal aimed at giving first responders more breathing room while they work in dangerous, fast-moving situations is now headed to the Kentucky House of Representatives. Senate Bill 104, known

A Longstanding Promise Put Into Law For Arizona’s most severely disabled veterans, home is more than a place to live — it is often the anchor of stability after a

Annual Capitol event honors children of military families while gaining recognition as a national model for civic education. Military families from across Kentucky will once again gather at the state

Kentucky Senator to Introduce HALO Act to Create Safety Zones Around First Responders A new public safety proposal aimed at protecting both first responders and the general public is set

Nearly 1,000 Devices Collected in Central New York Drive Supporting Military Families New York State Senator Joseph Griffo and the Central New York Veterans Outreach Center have announced the results