Four southern Indiana residents are accused of pocketing more than $125,000 through fundraisers touted as benefiting veterans and their families.

Landing on the front page of The New York Times, the black and white image by Associated Press freelancer Art Greenspon gave Americans back home an unflinching look at the conditions soldiers endured in what would become the war's deadliest year.

The program is called Next Level Veterans. It’s a source for career training and a homebuyer program tailor made for veterans.

Military veterans won’t have certain financial resources counted against them when applying for tuition aid under legislation advanced Tuesday.

More than 100 Hoosier veterans attended the annual event, many met with lawmakers to discuss legislative priorities.

Estimating the number of veterans suffering with post-traumatic stress disorder is challenging. The State Department of Health says anywhere from 10,000 to 50,000 Hoosier veterans would benefit from treatment.

Young says he's committed to reducing the time it takes to process veterans claims.

The project, now in its 10th year, highlights the contributions of Hoosiers to the military history of Indiana and the United States by showcasing the images in a large photo display and Facebook gallery.

Earlier this year there was a call to fill thousands of positions across the country to improve access.

Donnelly mingled with veterans at their post on Indy's west side, before giving a speech that centered around veterans issues.