As of Saturday, March 6, Virginia has had 584,537 total cases of COVID-19, including confirmed lab tests and clinical diagnoses, according to the Virginia Department of Health.
One of the biggest challenges the CSHD has faced since vaccines became available in December is an inadequate supply of vaccines, but in the coming weeks, the health district expects to receive about 3,000 J&J vaccines weekly.
In March of 2020, VDOT placed traffic monitoring devices at two intersections on Route 33 in Rockingham County in hopes of increasing green light time, and easing the flow of traffic.
Members of the Charlottesville and University of Virginia community are raising money to provide meals and even a caffeine boost to those on the frontlines of the coronavirus pandemic.
Some doctors at the University of Virginia say we could see a glimpse of pre-pandemic life as early as this summer, that is if we don’t let our guard down.
The 2021 session of the General Assembly has passed four new pieces of legislation that will make it easier and cheaper to build and buy electric vehicles in the commonwealth, making Virginia the first “Zero Emission Vehicle” state in the south.
Students at River Bend Elementary School are looking to make a difference in the community, and beat the Guinness World Record for cereal boxes knocked down in a domino fashion.
A medical cannabis production company has submitted license applications in Virginia to serve Health Service Area 1 by building a facility in Staunton.
Sports betting has been live in Virginia for over a month now, and millions of dollars have already been wagered, bringing in thousands of dollars in tax revenue.
The Virginia Department of Health is saying everyone should verify and update their pre-registration records now to make sure the data in the statewide system is correct.
By Denise Lavoie, Sarah Rankin and Associated Press
Virginia’s General Assembly has approved a collection of bills that will impact consumers. Some of the bills sought to address issues that have cropped up or become more pressing because of the coronavirus pandemic.
The Virginia Hospital and Healthcare Association is taking a look back over the past year, and how the coronavirus pandemic has impacted hospitals, its staff and communities throughout the Commonwealth.
The demand for help at free clinics has been on the rise since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic, but one medical student at the University of Virginia is working to easily connect volunteers with them.
On Friday, Gov. Justice signed an executive order to increases the capacity limit for all restaurants and bars to 100% of their seating capacity; up from 75% previously.
Warren County Fire and Rescue responded to a reported train derailment on Thursday, March 4, just after 2 p.m., according to a Facebook post from the rescue.
Shopping on sites such as Craig’s List and Facebook Marketplace are more popular than ever. They’re also more popular than ever with scammers who sometimes “sell” items that don’t even exist.
The Harrisonburg Police Department says officials are investigating an aggravated assault that happened near the intersection of Port Republic Road and Devon Lane in Harrisonburg last month.
