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While proponents say film incentives drive business, some watchdog organizations have raised questions about the return on investment, from Virginia to Georgia.

While proponents say film incentives drive business, some watchdog organizations have raised questions about the return on investment, from Virginia to Georgia.

A nurse practitioner and survivors of two coal miners agree that regular physical exams are important for miners seeking federal black lung benefits.

LEBANON, Va. (WJHL) — The Virginia Department of Energy, also known as Virginia Energy, will hold a series of educational meetings about energy projects in Southwest Virginia beginning in January. The first meeting is scheduled for Jan. 8 at 6 p.m. at the Russell County Conference Center in Lebanon. “This educational meeting will be an […]

The Virginia Department of Energy will host a series of educational meetings in early 2024 about energy projects in southwest Virginia and other department programs.

Two Wise County men were arrested in separate incidents over the Thanksgiving holiday over an alleged shooting and highway chase at opposite ends of the county.

Clark Griswold and Mariah Carey have not slowed down area preparations for this years traditional round of Christmas parades in southwest Virginia.

ABINGDON, Va. (WJHL) – Miss Food City was crowned on Saturday at Emory & Henry College. Addison Smith of Abingdon was named Miss Food City 2024 at the conclusion of the pageant. Smith is a student at the University of Tennessee and enjoys photography, organizing and pickleball, a release from Food City states. “Becoming Miss […]

Virginia not only holds the title of the "Birthplace of America," but it also offers some of the most budget-friendly living options in the nation. If you are

The weekend leading into the traditional Halloween night has plenty to keep Southwest Virginia adults and kids alike having fun while whistling past their local graveyards.