Public service employees in Virginia can continue to work towards collective bargaining thanks to legislation originally introduced in 2020.
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Public service employees in Virginia can continue to work towards collective bargaining thanks to legislation originally introduced in 2020.
Scientists at the University of Virginia identified new drug treatments to target Type 1 Diabetes in a recent large-scale study
RICHMOND-How do we reduce Virginia’s black maternal mortality rate? A number of plans on the state and federal level could help.
CHARLOTTESVILLE-More than 25% of American infants did not receive their full round of vaccinations. UVA professors say vaccine access is the problem.
RICHMOND-Virginia enters Phase 2, McAuliffe campaign fundraising outpaces other candidates, and some colleges will require vaccinations to return to campus.
VIRGINIA BEACH-Virginia Beach protesters are arrested, there’s good news for Portsmouth, Fairfax needs help and what is an Octothorp anyway?
COVID-19 restrictions on gatherings and events relax, VDOE is sued for transgender inclusive policies, and local teen uses Twitter to increase vaccine access. Daily Number 156 - That's the number of years it's been, to the day, since General Ulysses S. Grant began the...
RICHMOND-Unemployment keeps dropping, more students head to class, we look at the COVID-19 test rate and continue our #ThisIsVirginia series.
DANVILLE-A mass vaccination clinic opens today, Sovah Health rolls back restrictions and and we head back to school.
RICHMOND-We talk about King James, a free clinic is coming and Southwest Virginia hits an important milestone.
RICHMOND-Faculty and staff at public universities in Virginia face enormous obstacles in forming a union.
Yes, the power’s still out for some. Your local Election Day may be changing and gun bills pass in the Senate.
RICHMOND-The General Assembly’s not going anywhere, even after this session ends.
RICHMOND-Two identical resolutions to legalize marriage equality in Virginia have made it to the House and Senate floors.
Now that both Pfizer and Moderna’s vaccines have been approved, we’ve been getting questions.
RICHMOND- Dr. Carol Schall and Mary Townley have lived in Virginia for over 30 years.
RICHMOND-To be part of June’s Democratic primary races in Virginia, you need 10,000 signatures.
RICHMOND – Virginia’s governor is proposing spending $25 million to tear down monuments to white supremacy.
RICHMOND- Every Virginian won’t get the COVID-19 vaccine in 2020.
RICHMOND- People have been talking about legalizing marijuana in Virginia for decades.
MARTINSVILLE – With so much tension surrounding vaccines in 2020, there’s one experts still urge people to get.
WILLIAMSBURG- This year, the college of William and Mary will be competing alongside 250 other schools worldwide for a chance to win a prize.
RICHMOND — Devon Henry paced in nervous anticipation, because this was a project like nothing he’d ever done.
WASHINGTON-U.S. regulators on Thursday approved the first drug to treat COVID-19.
LEXINGTON –Can you guarantee everyone will have access to an affordable vaccine?
RICHMOND-Virginia’s COVID-19 numbers aren’t as good as we thought.
RICHMOND- Virginia’s response to COVID-19 seems to be working. The actual number of cases remains steady.
RICHMOND-In the US, mothers die in 29.6 out of every 100,000 live births. Virginia is just under that at 29.5.
CHARLOTTESVILLE-Chadwick Boseman’s death shined a light on the increasing number of young people with colon cancer.
Welcome to today's edition of the Dogwood. We've got a round-up of today's Virginia news coming right up. But first... Virginia distilleries are doing their part by donating hand sanitizers to first responders and healthcare workers in need. -- WHSV Five Things You...