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

Health care officials aren't sure how much treatment of COVID-19 could cost an average patient.

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.