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Battle 4 Atlantis returns in November, giving college basketball fans a chance to combine tournament action with a Bahamas vacation.
AI may match doctors in some diagnoses, but a UVA physician says treatment decisions still require human judgment and accountability.
Stress fractures cut her junior season short, but Fort Defiance senior Camila Armendariz-Cruz is back to running cross country and, hopefully, track.
Nethercot succeeds Brig. Gen. Terry Djuric, U.S. Air Force (Ret.), VWIL's second commandant, who has led the program since 2013.
A Staunton space enthusiast photographed the Falcon 9 as it carried a Dragon spacecraft and 6,300 pounds of cargo to the International Space Station.
With the 1% sales tax referendum on the ballot, school officials in Staunton and Augusta County are hosting information sessions for the community.
Staunton Pride features live entertainment, food vendors, health screenings, a wellness hub and two official after-parties. Here's what to know.
Curtis will succeed longtime leader AnhThu Nguyen and guide the organization's next chapter serving LGBTQ+ residents across the Valley.
VDOT begins $2.1 million project to add safer bus stops, sidewalks and crosswalks in Augusta County and Waynesboro.
Waynesboro's Mimosa Farm was the source of debate among community members following a conditional use permit request. Now the owner is selling.
Workshops, panel discussions and meet the author events announced for Queen City Word Fest in Staunton on Oct. 17.
Wilson had to rally from a set down to win the middle school volleyball championship Oct. 15 in Fishersville.
Follow here as high school football season in Virginia rolls into Week 8 for scores, highlights from Shenandoah District and across the state.
RISE, whose mission was to give voice and hope to the Black community in Waynesboro and beyond, has announced it will close at the end of October.
The $36 million project, 1030 Alston Court, will bring 96 homes to Waynesboro and help address a growing need for affordable housing in the region.
