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I’m hearing from some college basketball fans how it looks like the games this year are glorified scrimmages, that it seems the players aren’t into it, that they’re just going through the motions.
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Virginia Democrat Don Beyer has written to CDC director Robert Redfield to urge increased transparency and data sharing amid the national effort to distribute and administer COVID-19 vaccines.
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Whether it’s an over-the-top light display, rolls, and rolls of wrapping paper, or throwing away piles of leftovers, the holidays can make it extra hard to live sustainably.
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Last year’s announcement by Facebook that it would be launching a cryptocurrency was met with a lot of hype and the reason for that is not far-fetched.
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Who in the heck was that Liberty? The normally slow-paced Flames shot 66 percent from the floor in a 108-65 win over Alcorn State on Tuesday.
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Though so many of us are staying home for the holidays this year, there is no reason why you cannot hop on Zoom or your favorite video chatting app and talk to your family and friends to ring in the holidays and the new year.
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The Virginia Department of Health has launched a new COVID-19 dashboard that includes data on outbreaks in medical facilities, licensed residential and day programs, Social Services and Behavioral Health and Developmental Services, summer camps, and K-12 schools.
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AFP Digital Editor Crystal Abbe Graham quizzes Editor Chris Graham on the news of the week.
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The COVID-19 outbreak at Augusta Correctional Center in Craigsville seems to be stabilizing, with no new positive tests among inmates since Monday evening.
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A new study led by a VCU professor had 59.9 percent of respondents definitely or probably planning to receive a future COVID-19 vaccine, but the vaccine approved under the FDA emergency use authorization had a majority thinking the other way.
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