(Charlottesville)- High cholesterol is key in the development of Alzheimer’s disease. That’s according to new research from the UVA School of Medicine. Researchers say it’s behind ...Read more
(Richmond)- Early voting will get underway on Friday for this year’s general election. The state Department of Elections says residents will go to their local registration office to vote once ...Read more
(Richmond)- Virginia health leaders are awaiting further guidance from the FDA regarding COVID booster shots. The state vaccine coordinator says that health personnel are ready to take on the ...Read more
(Richmond)-The State Health Department has reported that several people have been diagnosed with measles. Officials are in the process of reaching out to those in the Northern-and-Central health ...Read more
(Newport News)- Governor Northam has officially signed the Voting Rights Act of Virginia. The act allows voters to sue for suppression while it also protects people against voter discrimination. ...Read more
(Arlington)- Another Virginia school district has set a vaccination requirement for students wishing to play sports. Arlington County Public Schools are now requiring student athletes to be ...Read more
(Lynchburg)- In-person instruction is back at Liberty University. Students have spent the past two weeks participating in virtual learning after an increase in coronavirus cases. Face masks will be ...Read more
(Williamsburg)- There are reports of 100 active COVID-19 cases among William and Mary students after the first week of returning to class. The university is implementing some temporary changes. ...Read more
(Richmond)- DMV will soon begin to offer walk-in services and scheduled appointments on alternating days. Here’s how it works, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays will be dedicated to people that ...Read more
(Richmond)- The only remaining Confederate statue in Richmond is under discussion. Richmond officials will meet on Monday to discuss the possibility of removing the A-P Hill monument. If ...Read more
