  Located in southern Arizona, VERITAS is amongst the most sensitive detectors
for astrophysical very high energy (VHE; E>100 GeV) gamma rays and has been
operational since April 2007. We highlight some recent results from VERITAS
observations. These include the long-term observations of the gamma-ray
binaries HESS J0632+057 and LS I +61{\deg} 303, the observations of the
Galactic Center region, and of the supernova remnant Cas~A. We discuss the
results from a decade of multi-wavelength observations of the blazar 1ES
1215+303, the EHT 2017 campaign on the M87 galaxy, the discovery of 3C 264 in
VHE, and the observation of three flaring quasars. Brief highlights of the
indirect dark matter searches and targets-of-opportunity (ToO) observations are
also discussed. The ToO observations allow for rapid follow-up of
multi-messenger alerts and astrophysical transients.
