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Courtesy of Access VirginiaAccess Virginia, a local nonprofit, provides open captioning and audio narration for theater and museum visitors who are blind, deaf or hard of hearing. The founder says the service allows her clients to 'laugh with everyone else and cry with everyone else.' -
Photo by John-Henry DoucetteThe City Council on Tuesday is scheduled to vote on a resolution changing the name of the 31st Street Park to The William D. Sessoms Jr. Neptune’s Park.
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And those federal investments could expand to Virginia soon. -
An abortion fund reshaped one Virginia mother’s life. Now, she's helping run the state's newest one.Virginia has become a major hub for those seeking abortions across the South and these grassroots support groups are helping with the surge. -
Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Daryl Caudle made his first public appearance in the position on the USS Truman. -
“We have a responsibility to continue to protect our colleges and universities from outside political operatives,” Sen. Aaron Rouse told reporters after the meeting. -
The Aug. 7 complaint says a potential 7-3-1 system violates the U.S. Voting Rights Act of 1965. The city responded this week by saying plaintiffs are challenging a voting system that hasn’t been used. -
The tech giant will power projects in Chesterfield, Loudoun and Prince William. -
“The tests are 30 to 40% more challenging, more content, more breadth,” Gov. Glenn Youngkin said. -
Former Virginia Beach resident Inez Davenport Jones returned home recently for a party celebrating her 100th birthday. She reflected on a student protest in 1951 that changed education in the U.S. -
“It’s compassion; you’re just treating people like they have value and worth,” said Roy Gerardi, human services outreach and crisis counselor. -
