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Photo by Firstline Media. Accomack County's Latino population may be experiencing a higher rate of COVID-19 infections because of outbreaks at chicken processing plants.
Meat processing plants on the Eastern Shore employ a high number of Latino workers. The close working conditions leave them susceptible to outbreaks. But that’s just one insight into the health challenges that minority and immigrant populations face during a pandemic.
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Due to financial strain amid the coronavirus pandemic, cities are cutting funding for projects that would help address the rising seas.
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Restaurants, Stores Prepping To Resume Some Operations Friday In State's First Phase Of Reopening COVID
As the coronavirus continues to ravage the economy, social distancing and other restrictions have been brutal for restaurants and retail stores.
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Chesapeake saw 3,000 more tons of garbage collected at residences in April compared to the same time last year.
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Yes, professional haircuts will be allowed. But you have to make an appointment.
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Virginia school administrators say they are struggling to provide mental health services during the coronavirus pandemic, even as vulnerable students continue with online studies away from regular counseling and support.
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Cities have lost millions of dollars in revenue amid the coronavirus outbreak. Now they're trying to make up for it.
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The City of Virginia Beach is planning a number of events to mark one year since a mass shooting.
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