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Serving those who served

A veteran-owned healthcare company has launched a new mental health program for military personnel and their families.

Roughly 41% of veterans need therapy, but the stigma surrounding mental health stops them from seeking help. Many vets struggling with anxiety, depression or Post Traumatic Stress Disorder are terrified that it will directly harm their career and reputation. But now, a veteran-owned company, Revolutionary Telehealth, is offering a solution: affordable and confidential online therapy for veterans and military personnel. It’s a Reporters Inc. Original.

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Olivia Hines
February 24, 2026
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War’s Over, Come Home

A father searches for his son, an Iraq war vet who descended into mental illness, homelessness

Next time you pass a homeless person on the street, and he or she happens to be holding up a sign claiming to be a veteran, Patrick Smithwick has a request: Take those people at their word. In his new book, War's Over, Come Home: A Father's Search for His Son, Smithwick details his frustrating, heartbreaking, and so-far unsuccessful journey to find his son Andrew.

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Brian Gabrial
November 9, 2023
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A Holocaust Secret

My grandpa reveals his Holocaust secret

"There was no place in my training as an 18- or 19-year-old soldier that even gave a hint as to what you would do if you came across a situation like this," Joe Iverson told his granddaughter. For 60 years, he kept a secret about what happened in Europe, about the atrocities that scarred him for the rest of his life.

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Kari Iverson
November 9, 2013
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