LewisGale Regional Health System wants to help solve the nursing shortage. This week, it unveiled a nearly 6,000 square foot simulation center next door to provide nurses with more detailed training for specific scenarios.
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One of Virginia's newest laws is on hold for now, and it might not survive scrutiny in the courts.
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Among the recent accomplishments of Richmonder Nate Smith — in addition to netting a pair of Grammy Awards — is his appointment as artistic director of the Newport Jazz Festival.
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A lot is still unknown about how AI could transform businesses. Radford University is working to better understand what skills workers in the New River Valley may need in the future.
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Running against a well-known and well-financed front-runner can be frustrating, and most of the candidates on the ballot this year are struggling for attention and campaign contributions.
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Farmers across Virginia have been wrestling with drought and triple-digit heat — even in urban environments.
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The flower, named “Lady MacDeath,” only emerges every few years, up to a decade.
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"Because if they're not coming to Virginia and they go somewhere else in PJM, that's an impact on our energy prices," Gov. Abigail Spanberger said in an interview with Politico.
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While the use of school resource officers briefly declined following George Floyd’s murder in Minneapolis and the subsequent social justice uprising, the trend’s reversed.
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A new study finds that when AI models are asked to illustrate small, rural towns, the results are not always realistic.
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Recognition of drug addiction as a public health emergency rather than a matter of law enforcement has gained greater acceptance. But when Hope Initiative was formed in Roanoke a decade ago the idea didn't have a great deal of support.
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