The value of open space, within each and every local community in Virginia, is now more evident than ever before.

Last Friday, the largest union of registered nurses in the country, National Nurses United, called for a coordinated effort to release and distribute PPE from state and federal stockpiles.

School gives children a needed outlet for socializing and affords teachers, the best early-warning system for spotting abuse and neglect, a chance to identify actionable cases.

More than 46,000 suddenly unemployed workers in Virginia will face a stressful battery of bills with the turn of the month on Wednesday. Chief among them: rent.

Earlier this week, city officials in Charlottesville urged Northam to take stricter measures to contain the disease.

The U.S. Department of Defense is on course to get a major funding boost as the U.S. military is drawn into the nation’s war against an “invisible enemy.”

The exclusion of undocumented Virginians from being able to drive has been a crippling barrier to that principle.

As the federal government finalizes a third round of economic stimulus designed to provide relief to both individuals and the markets, the renewables industry is coming up empty-handed.

Virginia’s state laboratory in Richmond has quietly expanded its capacity for testing COVID-19, the disease caused by a new strain of coronavirus.

In 2015, the World Health Organization (WHO) issued best practices for naming new human infectious diseases, which include avoiding terms that specific geographic locations