In Hampton Roads, mental health providers say many people seeking care still end up in emergency rooms.

The herbicide used during the Vietnam War has sickened or killed hundreds of thousands of veterans — usually years after they served.

The governor had allies in the veto, including the Virginia Association of Commonwealth’s Attorneys, whose members prosecute these cases.

U.S. combat medical troops are learning from their counterparts in Ukraine about the challenges drones have brought to the battlefield.

A five-year effort rebranded as the Affordable Medicine Act this year picked up additional bipartisan support before facing Spanberger’s rejection.

Updated: It is still legal to grow, consume, possess and gift cannabis.

Should justices uphold it, the federal law could weaken parts of Virginia’s pending constitutional amendment to protect reproductive rights.

Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, a genetic heart disease that can cause sudden cardiac death in young athletes and otherwise healthy adults, is difficult for doctors to predict and monitor.

Reforms to insurance claims and targeted prescription affordability measures build on promises by Gov. Spanberger and lawmakers.

The Virginia Board of Housing and Community Development will vote on the change after collecting public input.