Expert says to stay alert for illnesses beyond hantavirus while traveling this summer
Illnesses such as norovirus, rotavirus, flu and COVID-19 are the ones a Valley expert said people should be paying more attention to.
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McGaheysville Students crowned World Kidwind Challenge champions
The team of Isaac Butler, Marcus Boatner, Eivin White and Dominic Zimbro spoke with WHSV about the surreal moment of being crowned World Champions.
Valley business owner, expert economist weigh in on rising grocery prices
U.S. consumer gasoline prices continue to rise as the war with Iran has not come to an end. However, gas prices are not the only costs seeing a spike.
Augusta Co. Board of Supervisors approves funding for volunteer fire companies
This comes after the Board of Supervisors postponed the vote on those items two weeks ago, and caused a lot of frustration among residents and volunteers.
New blood test offers alternative for colorectal cancer screening
Colonoscopies are no longer the only way doctors can screen for colorectal cancer.
Counselor shares mental health challenges students may face heading into summer break
Students are wrapping up the school year and are headed into summer break. While that time can be exciting, mental health experts say it can also bring unexpected challenges.
Former employee at children’s mental health center pleads guilty to child sex crimes
Faniel Gerensea, 21, will spend time in prison after pleading guilty to taking indecent liberties with a child.
New report highlights mental health care shortages across Virginia
Only one in five Virginians are receiving the psychiatric care they need, according to a health policy report from Inseparable.
Experts discuss effects of mold in homes after heavy rain, tips for proper remediation
Experts say excessive rain can cause water damage, which can then lead to mold later causing not only harm to your home and your health.
Strasburg residents raise concerns over proposed data center spanning 80-acre parcel
A proposed data center in Strasburg has caused growing concern from residents who say they are not necessarily against the technology but want more answers before a project of this size moves forward.
Valley veterinarians see early spike in ‘highly contagious’ parvovirus cases
Cases of parvovirus are showing up earlier than usual in the Shenandoah Valley, and veterinarians say that has them concerned.
Deeds: referendum on one-cent sales tax increase likely to be included in state budget
When you hit the polls in November, you may be asked to vote on whether your city or county should raise the sales tax to help pay for school construction and renovation projects.
Where to find food in the Valley for children this summer
The Blue Ridge Area Food Bank is helping hundreds of children across the Shenandoah Valley access free meals this summer through the USDA’s Summer Food Service Program.
New colorectal cancer screening guidelines expand at-home testing options
According to the American Cancer Society, colorectal cancer is now the leading cause of cancer death in adults younger than 50. The Blue Ridge Free Clinic tests for eligible patients and refers higher-risk p...
This Day in History: Wisconsin becomes 30th state
Almost 180 years ago on May 29, 1848, Wisconsin was admitted to the Union as the 30th state.
Richmond woman convicted of defrauding Waynesboro business after guilty plea
Anne Ferguson was convicted of three counts of embezzlement following a 2024 investigation by Waynesboro police and a guilty plea.
Elkton police defends use of Flock cameras as residents question transparency
Elkton police are defending their use of Flock Safety cameras — license plate reading technology designed to help investigate crimes and locate missing people. However, some residents say the issue isn’t...
Queen Miller Home included in list of Virginia’s Most Endangered Historic Places
Logan Parham, services manager for Preservation Virginia, said the Queen Miller Home and its legacy are a “unique example of what it means for a family to dedicate their entire lives to the betterment of o...
Keezletown beekeeper shares how weather conditions affect honeybees
The Shenandoah Valley has seen weather whiplash in recent months — from a late frost to drought conditions, followed by heavy rain and now warmer temperatures.
Hardy County voters deny Board of Education funding levy
If the levy had been approved, it would have helped bridge the financial gap in the school division with the state funding formula.
The American Community Survey: What to know about the letter in your mailbox
If you’ve checked your mailbox lately and found a letter from the U.S. Census Bureau asking detailed questions about your home, income or commute, you’re not alone.
Verona stabbing investigation concludes woman’s injuries were self-inflicted, ACSO says
The Augusta County Sheriff’s Office has determined the injuries a woman sustained in a Verona stabbing incident last Thursday were self-inflicted.
Waynesboro substitute teacher charged for alleged assault of elementary school student
A Charlottesville man turned himself in to the Waynesboro Police Department on Tuesday after WPD and Waynesboro Public Schools began investigating an alleged assault involving the man — a substitute teache...
Special education bus crashes in Rockingham County with students on board
A special education bus carrying four people crashed Tuesday morning in Rockingham County along Route 33.