Amid the coronavirus epidemic, Virginians living in hotels say they’re at risk of becoming homeless because they can no longer afford their rooms.

When Anthony Lawson moved to Virginia to work at Busch Gardens, he didn't realize that he'd find himself unemployed in a new city two weeks later.

People who have lived at a hotel for more than 90 straight days have the same temporary eviction protection as apartment tenants in Virginia.

Across the country, the COVID-19 pandemic has closed performance stages. But in Norfolk's Ghent neighborhood, WHRV's Gina Gambony found someone who didn't need a stage to put on a show.

COVIDVirginia State Epidemiologist Lilian Peake says there is no "crystal ball" regarding the coronavirus. The best thing we can do right now is prepare.

Gov. Ralph Northam ordered Monday all schools to remain closed for the rest of the 2019-2020 academic year. He's also imposed more restrictions on businesses.

For many of us on the east coast, a “state of emergency” isn’t a rare situation. You may have been through multiple states of emergency for hurricanes alone. But the coronavirus emergency feels different.

Social distancing is not a sales booster for brick and mortar stores. So Joan Wilkening of Mrs. Pinkadot decided to hold her big spring sale via Facebook Live.

Coronavirus has created fear and anxiety throughout the world. We asked our audience to share what keeps them going right now. Learn how to share your story.

Staff at the Virginia Department of Health are perhaps facing the biggest challenge in their careers. Dr. Laurie Forlano, Deputy Commissioner for Population Health at VDH, took a moment to speak with us about the status of COVID-19 in Virginia.