As hundreds of thousands of Virginians get their shots of the COVID-19 vaccine, disease surveillance experts are turning their worries to those who remain unvaccinated – potential hosts for mutations of the virus.
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More families with young children may now have access to $1,000 per month for child care in Virginia under new law
Gov. Ralph Northam announced Friday that an additional $203.6 million in federal stimulus funds and expanded eligibility criteria for the Child Care Subsidy Program will help Virginia’s working families and child care providers struck by the pandemic.
State briefs for Sunday, Dec. 13
Virginia now participating in unified COVID-19 tracing tool
LIVE: Watch Gov. Northam's update on the coronavirus starting at 1 p.m.
Gov. Ralph Northam along with state health and safety officials will be giving an update Wednesday at 1 p.m. on the fight against COVID-19 in Virginia.
Watch Gov. Northam's Wednesday update on COVID-19, Election Day and Richmond's Lee statue
Gov. Ralph Northam along with state health and safety officials will be giving an update Wednesday at 1 p.m. on the fight against COVID-19 in Virginia.
WATCH NOW: Gov. Northam’s update on the coronavirus the impacts of Tropical Storm Isaias in Virginia starting at 2 p.m.
Gov. Ralph Northam along with state health and safety officials have been giving frequent updates on the fight against COVID-19 in Virginia.
Virginia COVID-19 cases rise by 798 from Tuesday
The Virginia Department of Health reported Wednesday that the statewide total for COVID-19 cases is 95,049 — an increase of 798 from the 94,251 reported yesterday.
Virginia House of Delegates to meet at VCU’s Siegel Center for special session
The Virginia House of Delegates will gather on Aug. 18 at VCU’s Stuart C. Siegel Center to kick off the special session on COVID-19 and police reform.
Virginia COVID-19 cases increase by 1,145 since Monday
The Virginia Department of Health reported Tuesday that the statewide total for COVID-19 cases is 94,251 — an increase of 1,145 from the 93,106 reported yesterday.
Midlothian immunologist believes COVID-19 was in U.S. earlier than thought
A Midlothian immunologist believes she has turned up evidence that COVID-19 was in the U.S. in early January, long before the first officially diagnosed cases in late February.