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Photo by Michelle Rocheleau. Ashley Cerasole, a 29-year-old woman who disappeared from a Gloucester assisted living facility and was later found dead.
License Deadline At Gloucester Assisted Living Facility Expires As New Details Of "Inappropriate Behavior" Emerge Local News
The assisted living facility that housed Ashley Cerasole when she died received a new state violation for a resident's behavior. But COVID-19 has delayed authorities from taking the next steps.
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Local residents doubt it. Virginia Beach and Chesapeake plan to redesign Elbow Road to make it safer for drivers.
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The review is a significant step as Virginia seeks federal approval for the project.
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Marijuana Is Legal In Virginia. But Criminal Justice Advocates Say There's More Work To Do Local News
Advocates view marijuana legalization a major criminal justice achivement, but they also say there's more to be done.
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Here are some of the rules you need to understand to safely and legally use marijuana in Virginia.
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U.S. Supreme Court Won't Hear Gloucester School Board's Appeal in Transgender Rights Case Local News
Gloucester student Gavin Grimm sued his school district over a policy that refused to let him use the bathroom corresponding with his gender identity.
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More Than 400 Law Enforcement Calls Came From A Gloucester Assisted Living Facility. Will It Stay Open? Local News
Cary Adult Home, the facility where Ashley Cerasole lived, lost its license in late December. Its provisional license runs out next week. What happens next?
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“We’d Be Very Sad To See It Demolished”: Owner Of Historic Diner Hopes Someone Else Can Carry On The Legacy Local News
The 1950s-era Blue Star Diner, located on Warwick Boulevard in Newport News, is up for sale for only the second time in its history.
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