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Katherine Hafner/WHRO NewsA key issue centers around how often Virginia Beach would close the proposed tide gates. -
Christopher Tyree/VCIJA new Virginia law encourages farmers to mix solar generation with crops and cattle. A rural pilot program shows promise.
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'I don't relish the fact that my ancestors were enslaved, but I revere them as survivors,' said one of the reunion organizers. -
The menu is approved by the USDA and the toughest critics of all: kids. -
The 52-page report from a law firm outlines the events leading up the shooting and recommendations for campus safety. -
Veterinarian Dr. Allison Dotzel runs her own practice in Pennsylvania, and started volunteering to care for Chincoteague ponies in 2015. -
More than 1,500 service members are still missing from the Vietnam War, and families say time is running out to locate and recover their remains. -
Groups or people putting at least $10K into advocacy must register with the state. -
Using a company to manage housing for junior sailors draws scrutiny. -
State officials are seeking public feedback about people’s priorities for energy in the years to come. -
Restaurant analysts say breakfast is becoming more popular. At Eggs Up in Norfolk, it means more regulars and a homey atmosphere. -
The center is part of a $35M plan to replace the James Monroe Building.
