Northern Virginia saw 259 new cases of the coronavirus, four more than the previous day.
A salmonella outbreak linked to onions and products containing onions recently expanded to states including Virginia.
The number of positive coronavirus cases in the state has been on the rise this week, according to the Virginia Department of Health.
The Virginia Department of Health said in its weekly report the transmission rate of the coronavirus has dropped dramatically to below 1.
Long before anyone heard the word "coronavirus," the state of Virginia already had a database in place to track health trends.
The state also recorded its second case in a child of a Kawasaki disease-like inflammatory syndrome related to the coronavirus.
For the first time, more than 740,000 Virginians receiving federal food assistance won't have to venture out to grocery store for food.
A survey of Patch readers shows strong approval for Gov. Ralph Northam's handling of the pandemic, but not so President Trump.
Patch's informal survey asks how well VA authorities are coping with the coronavirus pandemic and how it has affected your family.
Fairfax County is reported to have the most deaths in Virginia with a total of 90 deaths as of Saturday morning.
The number of cases increased by 151 in Virginia from Saturday to Sunday, with an additional five deaths, state health officials report.
Doctors at UVA Health System are expressing public outrage at their employer’s practices to collect unpaid medical debt from patients.
There were 12 nursing homes in Virginia deemed below average by U.S. News & World Report, which also identified the 26 best nursing homes.
Over six years, the state institution filed 36,000 lawsuits against patients seeking a total of more than $106 million in unpaid bills.
Authorities say 2.3 million pound of beef sent to 21 states, including Virginia and Washington, DC, may be contaminated with metal shavings.
Vegetables sold at various retailers across the country, including in Virginia, have been recalled for potential listeria contamination.
Two companies are recalling thousands of pounds of raw ground beef products after 177 people became infected with a strain of E. coli.
Ground beef likely caused an E. coli outbreak in five states, including Virginia, the CDC says. Here's how to safely handle ground beef.
School boards must ban any tobacco or other forms of nicotine from all school property and school-sponsored events under a new VA law.
Chronic wasting disease, sometimes called Zombie deer disease, has been found in Virginia and 23 other states. Should you eat venison?
A new analysis suggests the availability of certain services in D.C. and Virginia may determine the success of New Year’s resolutions.
Obesity prevalence in the U.S. “remains high,” according to new data released by the CDC. Here's how obese Virginians are.
The first new tick species found in the U.S. in 50 years is moving into Virginia. It gorges on so much blood it kills itself.
There are a handful of foods you'll want to clear from your kitchen in Virginia.
The strain of salmonella that sickened people in Virginia has been found in raw turkey pet food, raw turkey products and live turkeys.
An invasive plant has been found in Virginia that causes 3rd-degree burns when you touch it, and causes blindness if sap gets in your eyes.
Update on food recall: Some fruit has been recalled from one grocery store in Virginia over potential Salmonella contamination.
More Virginia illnesses were reported after 206 million eggs were recalled for salmonella from Food Lion, Walmart and other stores.
The number of mosquito-, flea- and tick-borne illnesses has risen sharply in Virginia and DC, according to health officials.
Ground beef contaminated with hard plastic pieces was sent to Kroger stores in Virginia, says the grocery chain.