Four more families reach settlements with Henrico hospital over NICU baby injuries
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Trinity Care grand opening turns a family’s fatal addiction battle into critical health services in Henrico and beyond
The Nov. 15 grand opening and naming ceremony for Trinity Care’s Taj & Najee Callender Crisis Receiving Center, marks a new site in Henrico for critical addiction and behavioral health care. “The mission of Trinity Care Crisis Receiving Center is to make sure that we are providing a quality
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Clock runs down on ACA subsidies as families brace for rising health-care costs
From NICU bills to postpartum care, advocates say lapsed tax credits could leave more than 100,000 Virginians without coverage and worsen maternal and infant outcomes
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Henrico Planning Commission recommends new effort to regulate vape shops, sale of 'recreational substances'
At its Nov. 13 meeting, the Henrico Planning Commission recommended approval of new zoning ordinances meant to regulate vape shops in the county. The number of shops has continued to grow, reaching more than 70 known stores, and more are being established regularly, according to county officials. “Despite two attempts
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Henrico Too Smart 2 Start to host 'It Takes a Village' conversation about substance misuse Nov. 18
Henrico Too Smart 2 Start Coalition will host a community conversation Nov. 18 in Highland Springs about reducing and preventing youth substance misuse and drugged driving. "It Takes a Village" will be held from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at The Oak Avenue Complex
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