Bree Sison

Some colleges and universities have begun to receive data from the Department of Education necessary to put together financial aid offers for incoming students.

The winter marching band season is in full swing for high school students across the state as they near their 2024 finale in two weeks.

Parents use Dr. Harvey Karp’s manual, "The Happiest Baby on the Block," for help calming and soothing their newborns. Now he's extending his hand to healthcare workers.

As real estate agents nationwide sort through the implications of a landmark antitrust lawsuit settlement, local professionals say they worry for first time homebuyers and veterans.

A new study by researchers at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention warns of the potential consequence of using a nasal rinse without sterile water.

In a digital age where smartphones have become ubiquitous companions, Apple's recent addition of a journaling app to its iPhone features marks a significant milestone in mental health advocacy.

Families of the Colonial Parkway murder victims are closer than ever to answers they’ve sought for nearly four decades and they will not stop pressing law enforcement until the cases are solved.

The Department of Education says it finally cleared the backlog of financial aid applications and sent them to colleges and universities.

An important field trip for a group of Pearson Corner Elementary School second graders to Hermitage Richmond Senior Living began with a serenade.

The National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) reports one in five adults struggle with mental health, but no two people with mental illness look or react the same way.