
Northam sets March 15 target date for K-12 in-school options
“Children learn better in classrooms,” Gov. Ralph Northam said Friday, calling on all K-12 school divisions in Virginia to make in-person learning options available by March 15.

“Children learn better in classrooms,” Gov. Ralph Northam said Friday, calling on all K-12 school divisions in Virginia to make in-person learning options available by March 15.

Falling deaths are the fourth leading cause of suicide, according to CDC statistics.

A new statement of risk of COVID-19 during high school sports emphasizes that proven cases of direct COVID-19 transmission during athletics remain relatively rare.

Two healthcare bills introduced by Roanoke Del. Sam Rasoul have passed in the House of Delegates and will be considered in the State Senate.

Mental health screenings are up 250 percent over the last year in the Greater Augusta region with a rising number of youth reaching out for mental health resources and connections.

DeepOutbreak, a team of researchers from Virginia Tech, Georgia Tech, and the University of Iowa, has taken first place in the COVID-19 Symptom Data Challenge.

Officials at Fishburne Military School in Waynesboro have received word that a positive case of COVID-19 has been diagnosed within the campus community.

Shenandoah University is now testing positive COVID-19 samples for variants to better ascertain the viral outlook of Winchester and Frederick County.

Beginning today, the Virginia Department of Health will begin sending a series of text messages to people who receive a positive COVID-19 viral test result in Virginia.

Virginia, from a review of the CDC COVID-19 vaccine dashboard, is actually doing better getting vaccines into arms. Which isn’t to say that we’re doing anything close to what we need to be doing.
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