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CHARLOTTESVILLE – The medical world recently came one step closer to preventing heart attacks and strokes, thanks to a lucky accident at UVA.

RICHMOND-Houseless rates are up, a whistleblower is fired and Northam signs an executive order to reduce plastic pollution.

TAZEWELL-It was a good night for Travis Hackworth. The Republican candidate won the District 38 State Senate race in a blowout Tuesday.

RICHMOND-Baseball stadiums, music venues and other outdoor operations will open up next week across the Commonwealth.

The true nature of conservative misogyny as part and parcel with conservative transphobia is on clear display, Ettinger says.

RICHMOND-An injunction in the case of a Virginia restaurant violating COVID-19 restrictions is denied, Northam announces resources for FASFA applicants, and Xzavier Hill’s mother fights trespassing charges.

RICHMOND-Following the summer of protests for Black liberation in Richmond last year, Princess Blanding made the decision to change tactics and reform the system from the inside.

Many of Carilion Clinic’s patients recently received calls from the hospital’s phone number, but the people on the other end weren’t employed by the medical facility.

STAFFORD-On March 16, an extremist attacked three Asian massage parlors in Atlanta and killed 8 people— six of them Asian women. Far from isolated, this attack is the culmination of increasing anti-Asian hate.

RICHMOND-Gubernatorial candidate and state senator Jennifer McClellan unveiled her proposed economic plan Sunday in Richmond’s historic Shockoe Bottom neighborhood.