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The crisis in Virginia's psychiatric hospitals is undeniable. A new report gives lawmakers a plan for action they must not ignore.

New Architectural Digest study ranks U.S. places on luxury short-term lodging availability, Après-ski scene, winter activities, and scenic value.

Dominion Energy has flipped the switch on what’s so far its largest battery bank, the latest step its increasingly fast-paced move to install electricity storage facilities on its grid.

Readers also remarked on the mountaintop mansion for sale in Bath County built by the late televangelist, Pat Robertson, and wolf hybrids in Deyerle that are causing problems for neighbors.

Find Christmas events and parades across Southwest and Central Virginia right here.

The Hazel Green Food Project is one of the hundreds of smaller pantries that God's Pantry helps support across 50 Kentucky counties.

Wednesday made big waves with Rat Saw God when it came out in April. The music site Pitchfork gave it 8.8 out of 10 and named it Best New Music. Before Wednesday set out on a big European tour, Inside Appalachia Host Mason Adams caught up with Karly Hartzman.

From charming towns a drive away from the nation’s capital and idyllic horse farms to an impressive wine industry, Virginia is full of weekend getaways just waiting to be explored. Spend the weekend exploring the homes of founding fathers or tune in for folk and bluegrass music. Head to Shenandoah National Park, travel south to the Blue Ridge Mountains, or just settle in with a nice glass of wine.

MaxPreps News - National rushing leader Hunter Babb and receiving touchdown leader Jaydon Smith also in the running.

Metro columnist Dan Casey is trying to help sell a famous televangelist’s mountain-top lair near Hot Springs. The mansion on Airport Road is where the late Rev. Pat Robertson’s bodyguard pulled a pistol on Dan and photographer Stephanie Klein-Davis as they tried to get a picture in 1994. The place can be yours for $4.25 million.