Advocates say missed or delayed Parkinson’s medication can lead to serious complications during hospital stays.
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“Virginia has the programs online and on ground to serve that population," Scott Lomas said. "But they’re being out-marketed and out-served by online institutions.”
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A free health clinic in Southwest Virginia anticipates more people will need their help as changes to Medicaid are set to take effect over the coming years.
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Torrential rains caused flash floods that inundated homes and businesses, washed out bridges and led to numerous water rescues in portions of West Virginia, authorities said.
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Virginia’s most rare plant, the Peters Mountain Mallow, only lives on one mountainside in the world in the New River Valley along the West Virginia line.
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Virginia currently has about 8.9 million people, and that population is projected to grow to 9.5 million by 2050. So that’s growth, but a sluggish pace compared to the Baby Boom that happened after World War II, which created an echo boom of millennials.
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The federal government challenged the law in court, and the Commonwealth is getting backup on their arguments from a group that says the agreements can be costly.
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With more than 300 wineries now doing business in Virginia, some are looking for other ways to make money – like hosting live music, horse races, polo matches and cooking classes. In Albemarle County, the Chiswell vineyard has planted more than half a million sunflowers.
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VIMS and NOAA outfitted crabbing boats with sonar units that scan the seafloor.
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Roanoke's sci-fi, fantasy and writing communities are mourning the passing of Rod Belcher, who published ten novels and a swath of short stories.
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State leaders could have included more school construction money in the state budget. Instead, voters will be considering a one-percent local sales tax in a handful of jurisdictions, including Richmond, Martinsville, York County and Fairfax City.
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