Albemarle County: Fifth grade teacher arrested on two felony child porn charges
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An Albemarle County fifth grade teacher has been arrested on two felony charges of possessing and distributing child pornography.
Search Results for caregivers
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Virginia Department of Health pushes back on vaccine guidance from CDC
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Virginia is pushing back against the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s updated guidance on recommended vaccines for children.
AG Jay Jones fighting Google, YouTube, Meta over teen screen time law
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Virginia Attorney General Jay Jones is preparing to fight Google, Youtube and Meta to defend a new state law requiring the social media platforms to limit kids and teens to an hour per day of screen time, without parental consent to additional time.
Regional dental clinic continues work to serve patients with special needs
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The Augusta Regional Dental Clinic is working to meet a need by accommodating patients with certain sensitivities and disabilities.
Alzheimer’s Association | Seven walks planned in region to honor those touched by disease
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The Alzheimer’s Association is planning to honor those affected by the disease through a poignant ceremony and walk on Oct. 4.
Nine months after it faced closure, ARROW Project celebrates powerful turnaround
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In December, ARROW Project sounded the alarm that without a significant injection of funds, the mental health nonprofit may have to close.
Virginia | $13M in grants awarded to expand community-based crisis services
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Three communities will receive a combined $13 million to support crisis services including receiving centers and stabilization units.
Virginia Cooperative Extension celebrates outreach professionals with annual awards
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Virginia Cooperative Extension recently honored eight programs for delivering exceptional services to Virginians in 2024.
Earle-Sears ducks AARP debate; Spanberger gets surprise police endorsement
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Republican Party gubernatorial nominee Winsome Earle-Sears ducked out of a Sept. 16 debate sponsored by AARP Virginia, citing a scheduling conflict.
Veterans Affairs department ends collective bargaining in response to Trump executive order
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The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) has terminated collective bargaining agreements for most bargaining-unit employees.
