You can bite off more than is good for you. True, especially when you're ordering a full slab of pork ribs at a Danville barbecue joint.
On Saturday, Virginia was part of a nationwide transition to 988, a simple three-digit hotline for mental health emergencies.
Some residents of Buchanan County say the recent flooding “could nudge the tight-knit, but dwindling, coal-mining community."
Coronavirus cases and deaths among nursing home residents rose statewide for the second straight month after a long period of decline.
Virginians with fuel-efficient, hybrid, or electric vehicles who don't drive much might be able to save some money under a new program.
All Buchanan County residents appear to be accounted for after flooding that caused “apocalyptic” damage to buildings and roads.
A shortage of available homes in Virginia is pushing up prices and slowing sales, raising the risk of long-term affordability challenges.
An online tool aimed at centralizing hospital service prices across the state was launched by the Va., Hospital and Healthcare Association.
In the search for hard-to-find bottles of bourbon at Virginia ABC stores, some liquor enthusiasts have been worried about leaks.
We've been a cantankerous, rude, anxious bunch over the past 2 1/2 years, ever since the pandemic consumed us. That's understandable.
A Loudoun County judge rejected the local school board's efforts to block a convened grand jury.
Hollywood Cemetery in Richmond, a longtime shrine of the South, has quietly banned the flying of Confederate flags.
The ascension of three Henrico County officials to the governing board of the Greater Richmond Transit Company in April marked a new era.
The department of health has budgeted nearly half of its allocated funding for an assistance program aimed at helping low-income families.
The big change to Virginia's voting laws in the last two years made casting a ballot easier for people who like to get things done early.
Gov. Glenn Youngkin seemed to misstate the status of same-sex marriage law in Virginia during an appearance on “Face the Nation.”
(By Rufus Phillips, CEO of Virginia Association of Free and Charitable Clinics.)
Picture this: A friend offers you a slice of scrumptious, calorie-laden, chocolate cake – no charge! You devour the cake, delighted.
Virginia's latest budget includes an additional $82 million to boost Medicaid reimbursements for primary care providers.
Over 300 state employees have left their jobs after Gov. Glenn Youngkin announced a stricter telework policy.