Heart attacks, strokes, and other health issues are still very much a reality. If you’re experiencing any sort of medical difficulties, there are still doctors and nurses ready to provide you care.
In an effort to encourage people to support local businesses during the coronavirus pandemic, we’re providing a list of restaurants that are open for take-out and delivery.
University of Virginia organization HooHacks has kicked off its annual hackathon with some notable changes due to the COVID-19 novel coronavirus pandemic.
Families are being forced to either have a funeral service now with only 10 people, or have a celebration of life once concerns about COVID-19 settle down.
While many things are on hold due to COVID-19 the 2020 Census is not. Waynesboro’s mayor is reminding the community of why it’s important to be counted.
Dr. Paige Perriello, a Charlottesville pediatrician, is leading the charge on the “Equip Cville” initiative and inspiring members of the community to make their own homemade face shields.
Piedmont Virginia Community College had moved to a mandatory pass/fail grading system for the spring semester, until a group of students took a stand to change it.
Social distancing is sparking some road closures in Madison County. So many people clogged Shenandoah National Park Trailheads last weekend that law enforcement stepped in.
School may be out, but for teachers and students across Virginia, class will soon be back in session. Albemarle County Public Schools is unveiling new details about its distance learning plan.
Farmers across central Virginia are struggling in wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, as many of their revenue streams, such as restaurants and other institutions shudder their doors.
A University of Virginia engineering professor is doing his part to help prevent the spread of COVID-19, often referred to at the coronavirus, by creating protective equipment.
Governor Northam is again urging Virginians to stay home to help stop the spread of the coronavirus. The Virginia Department of Health announced earlier in the day that the current total confirmed cases of COVID-19 is 604.
The Albemarle County Board of Supervisors held a special meeting Friday to address the coronavirus pandemic. Supervisors voted to pass an emergency ordinance to ensure continuity of the government.
A fundraising effort is helping feed nurses on the front line of the coronavirus fight at UVA was so successful that organizers are raising the goal to $30,000 to give gift cards to nurses at Sentara Martha Jefferson Hospital and first responders.
Lupus patients say they are unable to get refills of their hydroxychloroquine after the announcement of clinical trials to study the drug for possible coronavirus treatment. Pharmacists say some doctors are writing prescriptions for friends and family members.
5th District Republican Rep. Denver Riggleman hosted a telephone town hall Thursday to answer questions constituents in central Virginia have about Washington’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Finley’s Service Center on Barracks Road is offering to pump your gas for you at no additional cost. They plan to offer the service until the coronavirus is more under control.
All fitness centers around Virginia are now closed by the order of Governor Northam. In response, one gym has begun offering streaming workout classes.
Virginia's only public school for sensory-impaired children is looking to the state for guidance on how to best meet the needs of its students since all Virginia schools are closed.
A federal report shows jobless claims in Virginia spiked by nearly a factor of 20 as parts of the economy slowed or shuttered in the face of the coronavirus pandemic.
Virginia ABC will be reducing store hours all across the commonwealth Friday. The authority says retail stores will remain open for as long as they can safely do so during the COVID-19 outbreak.
Ask any performer or theatre buff, and they’ll be familiar with the saying, “the show must go on." In this case, the show is Frozen Junior at the Wayne Theatre in Waynesboro.
When concerns arose about limited access to COVID-19 testing, UVA researchers sprung into action. Now, the 24-hour rapid test is saving lives and helping hospitals across the commonwealth get results fast.
A business in Greene County is offering its services free of charge for restaurants who may need help advertising new hours or changes in the middle of coronavirus concerns.
Governor Ralph Northam will be delivering his daily coronavirus briefing today at 2 p.m. You can watch it on NBC29 or here on NBC29.com on our live stream page. We will also be live tweeting the briefing on twitter.com/NBC29.
With Governor Ralph Northam’s strict guidelines, some restaurants are shutting down while others are hoping to stay open by offering take out, delivery, and drive-thru service.
Virginia lawmakers passed a budget earlier this month that would give teachers and state employees raises and bonuses. Two weeks later, those pay boosts are in serious jeopardy as state officials scramble to figure out just how bad the conoravirus’ impact will be on the state budget.
Charlottesville Mayor Walker, CPD Chief Brackney, and CFD Chief Baxter are requesting Governor Northam to issue a stay-at-home order to help stop the spread of COVID-19
