AI tools are helping decrease food waste for grocery stores, but it also means fewer donations of fresh produce to pantries.

The Dance Theatre of Harlem hadn't performed the iconic ballet in more than two decades; it will resurrect the piece in Norfolk, paying homage to a Norfolk native who was its star.

When is it okay for a church or faith-based organization to fire an employee if their actions go against the employers deeply held religious beliefs?

A decades-long study reveals widespread crab cannibals in northern areas of the bay.

Governor Abigail Spanberger is considering a bill that would expand collective bargaining for some government employees but deny it to others.

The funds will support heart health programs in the region, including CPR education and hypertension awareness.

Although casino workers were hopeful this year, the General Assembly once again failed to bring to the floor any discussion on the exemption to Virginia's Indoor Clean Air Act.

On a cool weekend, crowds stayed away, letting police ease into a new early curfew.

Funding and service cuts have advocates and patients worried about how Virginia will fare in it's fight against HIV infections.

The American Revolution Museum at Yorktown recently opened a special exhibition, 'Outlander: Costumes Woven in Time,' which features pieces from the popular TV series, 'Outlander.'