After her husband was killed by a suicide bomber in Afghanistan in 2012, Heather Gray never imagined that the biggest obstacle to falling in love again would be financial penalties from the government. But that extra level of stress and heartache are what faces the 37-year-old war widow as she looks at getting remarried this year. “I am a Christian, and I believe very strongly in… Read more »

Same-sex couples are eligible to receive veterans benefits, but House Republicans still aren’t ready to fully acknowledge that. A House Veterans' Affairs Committee panel knocked down an attempt Wednesday to update language in Department of Veterans Affairs statutes to officially recognize married gay couples. The amendment, which would have been attached to legislation authorizing… Read more »

May 5, 2016
The Review Journal asks Rep. Titus about her friend Arnold Stalk, founder of Veterans Village. Read more »

May 6, 2016
Rep. Titus — ranking member of the House Veterans' Affairs subcommittee on disability assistance — introduced legislation to reform VA appeals process. Read more »

April 22, 2016
Rep. Titus hosts families to tell their stories about why the nation must reform its immigration policies. Read more »

April 25, 2016
Rep. Titus recognizes students with Congressional Award for volunteering for community service and achieving personal development goals. Read more »

April 17, 2016
Rep. Titus' authored an op-ed on why immigration reform is vital to the community. Read more »

January 25, 2016
Southern Nevada is on a bit of a roll. Read more »

Febraury 22, 2016
Rep. Titus celebrated the United Nations International Mother Language Day by bringing Nepali-language children's books to Nepalese students and community members at Ruby Thomas Elementary School. Read more »

February 16, 2016
Las Vegas will receive $2.9 million from the Department of Homeland Security to help the area defend itself against terrorist attacks, elected officials and a casino industry group said today. Read more »