The 250th Anniversary Celebration was marked with a major show of Navy force, including missile launches costing millions of dollars.

“A Trail of Trials and Triumphs: Unveiling Black History in Hampton Roads” showcases sites across the region.

The event honoring the 250 anniversary of the Navy is happening at Naval Station Norfolk, despite the government shutdown.

Military families already are more likely to need food aid than civilians. Local foodbanks and pantries expect a surge of demand.

Sharon Creekmore Mosley and Dion Mosley earned the farmer of the year award from the Virginia State University Small Farm Outreach Program.

As the federal government shutdown continues, a new report shows how many federal workers the government has lost so far this year. The rest of the year may hold shocking numbers as well.

Amid Medicaid cuts and staffing shortages, more physicians are shifting to direct primary care, a model that bypasses insurance to give patients more time with their doctors.

Shenandoah National Park remains open during the federal government shutdown, but advocates warn that limited staffing will impact visitor safety during the park's busiest season. WMRA's Randi B. Hagi reports.