Since the 1930s, the government of Virginia has been in the alcohol business. But the future for the industry looks anything but smooth.

About a million Americans suffer from Parkinson’s disease, and for more than half a century the same medication was used to treat it. Now, there’s an alternative that promises better results.

Missing from Virginia’s legislative power gathering was Senate President Louise Lucas, who's due in federal court next week for an arraignment on corruption charges.

The president of the National Collegiate Athletic Association, Charlie Baker, spoke to the Virginia Tech Board of Visitors at their meeting Tuesday.

Hampton Roads gun violence prevention programs at hospitals have served more than 5,000 people since 2019.

In Virginia, it’s the law— You did the crime, you do the time. But many cities and counties around the state are taking a different approach to criminal conduct, one that gives victims a sense of control and promotes healing from the trauma they suffered. A Virginia man is known as the grandfather of restorative justice.

The athletics committee of Virginia Tech’s Board of Visitors heard a presentation about how a boost of athletics funding is being used.

There aren’t enough beds in most facilities because of staffing issues, regional services aren’t meeting the need, and pretty much every form of care is underfunded.

To help encourage more high school students to consider becoming teachers, Virginia Tech invites them to campus once a year to learn from education professors.

Voters approved a new constitutional amendment guaranteeing the right to abortion. But, opponents are trying to block certification.