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This week’s Best of Pickin' continues to showcase the progressive side of Bluegrass music with selections from Greensky Bluegrass, Yonder Mountain String Band, Mipso, Alison Krauss and Union Station and plenty of others, including The Canadian Folk Fusion band The Duhks.

State health officials told a legislative oversight committee Tuesday that more funding will be needed to fix critical staffing and financial shortfalls facing North Carolina's childcare and mental health facilities.

In the latest round of action on bills, Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin signed 100 bills passed by the Virginia General Assembly, including one to protect Virginians from unlawful discrimination, hate crimes and antisemitism.

Tenants from across the state have come together to form the North Carolina Tenants Union, a statewide organization fighting for housing as a human right.

Suffolk’s proposed budget for 2025 keeps the citywide $1.09 real estate tax rate, but there are a few changes in store for the growing city.

NPR's Ari Shapiro speaks with David Van Reybrouck about Revolusi, his new book about how Indonesia gained independence and paved the way for the global decolonization movement.

The service points to the lack of mental health professionals as one reason the Corps had the highest rate again in 2022.

The sense of dread that so often accompanies Mondays could feel slightly more bearable for some next week as Virginians gain another hour of sleep this Sunday from daylight saving time. (Of course, that extra rest comes at the cost of darker nights for the next four months.)

Victorious lawmakers elected on Nov. 7 will once again grapple with whether the state should create a recreational cannabis retail market.

Attorneys for Newport News Public Schools said Abby Zwerner’s lawsuit against the district was a worker’s compensation issue. A first-grade student shot Zwerner at Richneck Elementary in January.