Local Liquor Stores Ahead Of The Curve

Virginia’s state-run liquor stores loaded up on respirators for clerks a decade ago.

Tips For Weathering Coronavirus Financial Fears

Legal suggestions for Virginians facing financial insecurity during pandemic.

VHHA Requests Opening Of Veteran, Military Hospitals

Virginia Hospital and Healthcare Association urges government to open facilities for care.

Advocates Want Northam To Expand Minimum Wage

Pressure mounting for Governor as sides stay apart on new bill proposal.

Despite EPA Decision, Virginia Says Polluters Must Comply

Residents obligated to follow strict guidelines amid environmental regulations.

Coronavirus Changing The Health Care Landscape

Largest health crisis in the last century creates great challenge for health care workers.

Gov. Northam Is Telling Virginians To Stay At Home

Request might not be possible for thousands of residents required to work.

Strong Hurricane Season Could Hit Virginia After Coronavirus Peak

The odds are high that a major hurricane will land along the Virginia or Southeast coastline between June and November, forecasters say.

VA, DC Unemployment Claims Surge Because Of Coronavirus

The number of Virginia and District residents filing for unemployment last week rose sharply, driven by coronavirus shutdowns. How to apply.

Open Space, Greenways And Trails Is Critical

Investing in open space, within each local community is essential.

Anxiety Increases Within Military From Coronavirus

Tensions run high as "invisible enemy" continues its path across states.

Coronavirus Threatens Census Count With Tons At Stake

With money and political power on the line, pandemic throws a curve into plans.

With Thousands Out Of Work, What's Next?

At least 46,000 people just lost their jobs in Virginia, now rent is due.

Gov. Northam's Changes Now Underway During Pandemic

Here’s what will and won’t change during new stay-at-home order

Failing To Learn Would Be Gravest Error

In maelstrom of mistakes, lessons can be learned during coronavirus pandemic.

Health Care Workers Using Expired Gear During Pandemic

Staffers ‘Hoping For The Best’ as shortage of equipment increases dangers.

Sodexo empowers women in leadership at Liberty University

Liberty Dining and Sodexo breakdown stereotypes of women coming into the work force

Virginia Coronavirus: 890 Cases, 22 Deaths Reported

The number of cases increased by 151 in Virginia from Saturday to Sunday, with an additional five deaths, state health officials report.

VA Coronavirus: Public Schools To Close Under Northam's Order

Gov. Northam has ordered all Virginia K-12 public schools to close for a minimum of two weeks to stop the spread of coronavirus.

Fire Danger Sparks Alert In Northern Virginia Saturday

The risk of wildfires is elevated in parts of Virginia, the National Weather Service advised.

2nd NYC Teen Arrested In VA College Freshman's Murder: Police

A second NYC boy has been arrested in connection with the murder of Tessa Majors, a Barnard freshman who is from Charlottesville, Virginia.

Where To Find The Best Brunch In VA, DC 2020: Daily Meal

Brunch always feels like a treat. These VA and DC restaurants serve up the best brunch in the state, according to The Daily Meal.

James Madison University Student Wins S.T.E.A.M. Scholarship

New 1,000 Dreams Fund scholarship program supports women’s careers in S.T.E.A.M.

Virginia Beach receives 'C' grade for fiscal health

Virginia Beach taxpayers on the hook for $2,100

How Fast Can You Drive Before You Get A VA Speeding Ticket?

If you’re speeding only by single digits in Virginia, you’re unlikely to draw a ticket, state data indicate.

Equal Rights Amendment May Be Near Ratification, Deadline Looms

The Equal Rights Amendment may be close to ratification following Democratic wins in Virginia’s House and Senate, experts say.

College Freshman From VA Killed In NYC: Teen Reportedly Arrested

A 13-year-old boy has been arrested in the stabbing death of Barnard freshman Tessa Majors, who is from Charlottesville, Virginia.

Virginia Freshman Stabbed To Death In NYC By Muggers: Report

Tessa Majors, an 18-year-old from Virginia, was stabbed to death in a New York City park Wednesday. She was mugged near her college campus.

VA May Increase Gas Tax To Fund Road Improvements: Report

With increased use of roads and a boost of fuel efficient vehicles, the gas tax is bringing less money than it used to.

UVA Doctors Decry The Hospital's Aggressive Billing Practices

Doctors at UVA Health System are expressing public outrage at their employer’s practices to collect unpaid medical debt from patients.

Kiss Coming To Charlottesville In February 2020: Tickets

The “End Of The Road World Tour” with Kiss will be in Charlottesville for one performance on Feb. 7.

On Virginia’s Eastern Shore, Wild Horses Are An Asset, Not A Headache

Every July, the ponies on adjoining Assateague Island are rounded up for a short swim across the channel to the town of Chincoteague.

287 Virginia Nursing Homes Make U.S. News ‘Best’ Ratings

There were 12 nursing homes in Virginia deemed below average by U.S. News & World Report, which also identified the 26 best nursing homes.

As UVA Scales Back Lawsuits, Pain For Past Patients Persists

Over six years, the state institution filed 36,000 lawsuits against patients seeking a total of more than $106 million in unpaid bills.

Women lead the pack in fundraising for Virginia legislative races

With less than two weeks until the election, campaign finance reports show that Democratic female candidates are leading the pack.

Summit Highlights Needs of Trans People of Color

Summit Provides Resources, Highlights Needs of Trans People of Color

Young Marines Wins National Award From Department Of Defense

The Young Marines won the Fulcrum Shield Award from the Dept. of Defense for the tenth time. The award is for spreading anti-drug messages.

Va. Republican Delegate Claims Opponent Ads on Finance Reports

'Creative Stunt': Va. Republican Delegate Claims Opponent Ads on Finance Reports

Taco Bell Beef Shipped To Virginia, DC May Contain Metal Shavings

Authorities say 2.3 million pound of beef sent to 21 states, including Virginia and Washington, DC, may be contaminated with metal shavings.

This Virginia Town Can Fine Children Over Age 12 Who Trick-Or-Treat

Children in one Virginia city could be guilty of a misdemeanor if they go trick-or-treating.