
Seniors who can’t stop working in Virginia
Many elderly individuals across the state are still employed. This is not always due to a passionate love for their career; it is often due to the fact that they simply can’t afford not to work.

Many elderly individuals across the state are still employed. This is not always due to a passionate love for their career; it is often due to the fact that they simply can’t afford not to work.

Damp heating pads are often considered the ultimate in comfort and comfort. But moisture therapy is also beneficial in reducing and relieving back pain.

The Office of the Governor and the Virginia Complete Count Commission will host regional town halls and job fairs in localities across the Commonwealth to help educate Virginians about the 2020 Census.

Rep. Abigail Spanberger — a Member of the House Foreign Affairs Committee — today released the following statement.

According to surveys, most reported cases of addiction have to do with alcohol. Whether this is a coincidence, or ready availability, or just preference of users, alcohol addiction seems to be the most prevalent form of addiction today.

Congressman A. Donald McEachin announced a Museums for America grant award from the Institute of Museum and Library Sciences to the Science Museum of Virginia for a project on improving air quality in Richmond neighborhoods.

With the end of summer 2019 just around the corner, it won’t be long before flu season begins … right?

Rep. Abigail Spanberger is calling on the FDA to answer pressing questions about the potentially life-threatening consequences of ongoing drug shortages across the country.

U.S. Sen. Mark Warner wrote to the State Department to follow up on an Inspector General report that found the department sent highly-trained bomb-sniffing dogs to foreign partner nations without proper follow-up.

A cluster of patients in Central Virginia with severe hypoglycemia required hospitalization following use of an over-the-counter pill promoted for male sexual enhancement.
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