American Legion Veterans Memorial Post 432 at Elayn Hunt Correctional Center was the first prison-based American Legion post in Louisiana, helping incarcerated veterans heal and rebuild their lives.
We head to a state where Lyme disease cases have more than quadrupled to examine a rise in cases nationwide and the effort to prevent future infections.
Records show Flock cameras have gone up in some communities before elected officials ever approved them — and the company's "whitelists" let certain vehicles vanish from the system entirely.
In regions like the South, shelters are under-resourced and over-capacity, packed with dogs and cats waiting for adoption. Relocating them across the country may help ease the burden.
A new food pantry inside of an old church served nearly 100 families on its first day. This highlights a growing issue, about two out of every five families in Virginia are food insecure.
Despite menopause being universal, experts say too many patients run into confusion and limited options because training and treatment have not kept pace.
By Jeremy Finley, Chasity Maynard and InvestigateTV Staff
A nationwide investigation reveals that sober drivers across multiple states are being arrested for DUI despite having no alcohol or drugs in their systems.
When parents are unable to care for their children, grandparents are often the first to step up. These arrangements are called “grandfamilies” and they often struggle to gain additional support.
Strict prescribing guidelines from the CDC and Prevention have helped quell prescription opioid overdose deaths, but they have also made it harder for chronic pain patients to get the medicine they need.
The future of the largest piece of undeveloped land in the city of Roanoke remains uncertain, with private landowners holding the key to what ultimately happens to Evans Spring.
A new NerdWallet report finds families plan to spend $130 less on back-to-school shopping this year. Here's how experts say you can stretch your budget even further.
Virginia is now less than a year away from establishing a legal marijuana marketplace. In this week’s Target 7 report, we explore the decision and consider the road ahead.
Roanoke City has enacted new zoning restrictions on vape and tobacco stores, and Virginia’s Attorney General is backing a new state law giving his office more power to hold businesses accountable for illegal sales.
Almost 500 first responders gathered in Blacksburg this month for training.
This year for the first time, the symposium brought together EMTs, firefighters, police officers and many more who answer the call when others need help.
Proximity to rural Virginia causes Radford University to see itself as being in “the heart of the solution” when it comes to getting more people in rural areas access to healthcare.