Connor Norby homers in Triple-A debut in Norfolk Tides loss
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The Norfolk Tides (71-71) fell to the Durham Bulls (80-62), 9-2, Tuesday at Durham Bulls Athletic Park.
Search Results for HUD
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Bill to modernize prior authorization for Medicare Advantage ready for Senate vote
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Throughout Virginia, 504,923 seniors enrolled in Medicare Advantage must deal with an antiquated prior authorization process.
It’s fall, y’all: Finding the best spots in the U.S. to enjoy the changing colors of forests
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Where to go and what to see in autumn can be a struggle and hearing from someone who has seen a lot of fall colors is always welcomed. I’m not nearly as traveled some, so I asked for advice from people who are.
VCU Massey Cancer Center to lead alliance for equitable cancer care
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VCU Massey will serve as the National Program Office for the Alliance for Equity in Cancer Care., which works to make cancer care equitable.
Virginia-Illinois: Four things to watch
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Virginia ran for 259 yards in its 34-17 win over Richmond in Week 1, but Illinois is not Richmond.
Heyward homers for second straight night, but Flying Squirrels fall, 6-5
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After allowing three straight runs, the Richmond Flying Squirrels attacked with a two-run eighth inning but could not complete the comeback in a 6-5 loss against the Bowie Baysox on Thursday night at Prince George’s Stadium.
Elliott wants Armstrong to find a ‘happy balance’ between being aggressive, smart
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Every time Brennan Armstrong took off running in Week 1, everybody in Scott Stadium in orange held their breaths.
Norfolk Tides shut out in series opener at Memphis: Redbirds win, 12-0
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The Norfolk Tides (61-68) were shut out by the Memphis Redbirds (65-64), 12-0, at AutoZone Park Tuesday night.
Schmitt, Matheny stack two hits and two RBIs in series-opening Flying Squirrels win
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A four-run third inning and a strong pitching performance sent the Richmond Flying Squirrels to a 7-3 win over the Bowie Baysox on Tuesday night at Prince George’s Stadium.
How tiny organisms could improve everything from sleep to chemotherapy
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A new discovery from the University of Virginia School of Medicine about how the microbes in our guts regulate the body’s biological clock could help us battle sleep disorders, combat jet lag, fight off foodborne illness and even improve chemotherapy outcomes.
