Patients might be able to receive a COVID vaccine without a prescription later this month after the CDC convenes.

Earlier this month, the CEO of Six Flags said the company has opportunities to "further optimize" its portfolio of assets.

The State Board of Health voted unanimously to accept a petition asking the state to write a regulation preventing "biological males from female-only athletics."

A federal official criticized the organ transplant network and the Richmond-based United Network for Organ Sharing's efforts to investigate an event in which a patient woke up after he was

Odom left VCU in March to become the coach at the University of Virginia. He and his wife, Lucia, bought the two-story Cape Cod last year for $1.9 million.

VCU quickly scrubbed its DEI programs and emerged unscathed. UVa, accused of slow-walking change, lost its president.

The doctor mixed ozone gas and lidocaine and injected into people's bodies to ease pain, according to an indictment. He billed Medicare and Medicaid for $5.2 million.

VCU says it needs to reach agreements in a matter of weeks to build a $37 million track and field facility on schedule.

With new residents flocking here, high-end apartment buildings use amenities such as pizza ovens and private movie theaters to separate themselves from their competition. Richmond has entered the "ame...

For more than a year, the city and the state-affiliated health system have been at odds over a $56 million payment.

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Fifty years ago, the two Virginia theme parks opened 13 days apart. They never stopped competing.

VCU partnered with concert promoter ASM Global, as the university hopes to raise $5 million to compensate athletes.

The university has eliminated 13 positions, revised scholarship requirements and discontinued a practice requiring prospective employees to write a diversity statement before they are hired.

The university will allow the students to participate in graduation this weekend while it investigates possible violations to the code of conduct.

The university has eliminated 13 positions, revised scholarship requirements and discontinued a practice requiring prospective employees to write a diversity statement before they are hired.

The median price of a single-family home here has shot up 89% from about $220,000 in 2015 to almost $415,000 this year.

In 2023, as Henrico Doctors' investigated the abuse of four infants, Erin Strotman was put on leave. Weeks after the hospital allowed her to return to work, three more newborns

Few business owners in Greater Richmond accept cryptocurrency as payment. Those that do say it's cheaper and faster than a credit card and more secure than a check.

The city is developing a plan that would ban new tobacco, nicotine and vape shops in about 80% of the city. If Virginia legalizes cannabis, the city would have a

On 57 acres, developers plan to build apartments, affordable housing, a hotel, a park and commercial space that they say will transform the city.

The department will lose three COVID-related programs before their original end dates.

The news comes days after the University of Virginia joined the growing list of U.S. colleges where the federal government under the Trump administration has canceled some international students' visa...

The Flying Squirrels plan to expand the size of the video board, enhance the meeting area in the stadium's club level and build premium seating behind home plate.

The move puts at risk the jobs of employees who work on initiatives of DEI, or diversity, equity and inclusion. It's unclear how many staffers will be affected.

Civica has switched insulin suppliers, faced delays in supply chains and slowly staffed up its plant.

The developers did not make a roughly $5 million payment Thursday, ending an ambitious project to build an environmentally friendly neighborhood at the former Best Products site in northern Henrico.

As the city rails about very real threats from Washington, no one seems bothered by the state robbery of city coffers.

Five years after first case, lessons of a pandemic that killed 23,000 Virginians still debated.

The GreenCity arena project is at a crossroads, with a developer trying to save it and a county government ready to pivot in a new direction.

Two months after authorities arrested 18 staffers at the Colonial Heights Rehabilitation and Nursing Center, the health department says the facility needs significant corrections.

RTR is one of at least seven federally funded programs at VCU that have been told their federal funding will be terminated or that they need to stop their work.

Two of the state’s biggest health insurers must reimburse more than 900 Virginians for overcharges, the State Corporation Commission ordered.

The letter doubles down on a directive from President Donald Trump's administration to eliminate the practice of DEI throughout the country.

The investment comes from VCU Health, HCA Healthcare and Bon Secours and it reflects the Richmond area's growing and aging population.

Southside Speedway is on its way to making a comeback after more than four years following a lease-purchase agreement between the Chesterfield Economic Development Authority and Competitive Racing Investments LLC.

The job cuts represent a complication for one of the area's largest and fastest-growing companies. CoStar employs almost 2,400 people in Richmond, many of whom work for the Homes.com marketplace.

The 150-year-old church could be leased to Virginia Union University as a museum and academic building.

Students currently in the program will be able to graduate this year, but its fate next school year is in question, the program's creator said.

A Henrico County judge granted bond to Erin Strotman on Wednesday, after her lawyer submitted a mental health evaluation that determined she is not a risk to herself or others.

The Trump administration plans to reduce the indirect funding NIH provides to colleges such as VCU for research. Virginia Tech's president says "Lives will be lost" as a result.