Collins has said that would return the VA to 2019 staffing levels. No details on how that would affect staff in Asheville have been provided. “It’s just mass confusion. There’s no guidance.

U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Secretary Doug Collins visited the Asheville VA Medical Center on Tuesday, March 18, as local veterans voiced concerns over potential job cuts. HEAD OF VETERANS ...

During his visit to Asheville, VA Secretary Doug Collins said cuts will not negatively affect health care services or benefits. So far, 14 employees have been terminated from the Asheville VA ...

Trump administration says it's excising waste from Biden-era Veterans Affairs agency. But many in NC worry about deep and ...

On Tunnel Road, a group of over 20 protesters gathered outside the Asheville VA Medical Center. Some held signs that read: “Trump hates vets” and “Protect our veterans from DOGE.” ...

Secretary Collins visited the Asheville VA Medical Center around 11:30 a.m. and delivered remarks. He also plans to meet with Buncombe County and City of Asheville Emergency Services to discuss ...

Chuck Edwards’s office is located, in protest of his support for a Congressional budget that they say endangers social services including Medicare, Medicaid and VA benefits. Indivisible Asheville/WNC, ...

ASHEVILLE, N.C. (WTVD ... Efforts to reform the department are important, a VA spokesperson said, because VA healthcare has been on the government accountability office's high-risk list ...