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RICHMOND- Virginia is now one step closer to becoming the first Southern state to acknowledge racism as a public health crisis.

GRETNA – Long-term care facilities in Virginia may soon let people visit their loved ones.

Anticipation around the potential future of legalizing cannabis in Virginia is growing.

ARLINGTON-To fight racism, a community has to admit it exists. That was one of the issues raised Tuesday in this year’s Immigrant Summit.

Twenty-seven people in the Roanoke area have tested positive for the coronavirus after returning from Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, over the past two weeks, the Virginia Health Department reported. Dr. Molly O’Dell is leading the pandemic response for the Roanoke and Allegheny Health Districts, and said Myrtle Beach was a clear hotspot for coronavirus cases,…

RICHMOND-In March, churches across the commonwealth locked their doors.

While the demolition and redevelopment of Creighton Court moves forward, residents are facing displacement and an uncertain future.

We’re nearing the end, but experts say social distancing will still be needed to prevent an outbreak later this year

MARTINSVILLE-Virginia restaurants are struggling to deal with the pandemic.

DRY FORK – It wasn’t the first day Kathryn Forney expected.