
All about personal injuries
Once you become the victim of a personal injury, is there something you can do? Fortunately, there is.

Once you become the victim of a personal injury, is there something you can do? Fortunately, there is.

Virginia plans to direct more than $114 million in federal and state funding to support public safety initiatives across the Commonwealth.

Stacey Burrell, 57, of King William, was indicted yesterday on one felony count of malicious wounding in a case involving injuries suffered by a juvenile patient in 2019 at Cumberland Hospital for Children and Adolescents in New Kent County while Burrell was employed there as a behavioral technician.

Gov. Ralph Northam announced additional appointments to his administration this week.

Democratic Party gubernatorial nomination candidate Jennifer Carroll Foy offered comment on the independent investigation of VMI, which detailed a culture of “institutional racism and sexism” at the oldest public military institute in the country.

The final report from the investigation into the culture and practices at Virginia Military Institute is in, and it’s damning.

Northam also unveiled several new initiatives to streamline the clemency process, including a redesigned pardons website and petition portal.

Gov. Ralph Northam this week announced the award of $135.8 million in grant funding to localities, nonprofits and state agencies throughout Virginia to support state and local criminal justice programs.

It’s Nurses Week at Augusta Health, a time to thank and honor all nurses for the compassionate and life-saving work they do every day.

An increased number of calls have been coming into the Mental Health America of Augusta office this month related to depression and anxiety. The Staunton-based nonprofit is ready to answer the mighty call to action from our community.
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