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As NPR celebrates 50 years of hip-hop and rap, a look at how Virginia Beach carved a spot for itself in the genre.

With maternal deaths highest among Black women, some are shunning traditional care during their pregnancies.

Mel Jones with Virginia Tech’s Center for Housing Research said even those who share costs with someone else are struggling to afford the city’s median rent.

Marines already trained for possible deployment on commercial ships transiting the Straits of Hormuz.

What does it mean to trust—really trust? Can you trust your co-workers and boss? What if you could? Stephen M.R. Covey shares how cultivating trust corporately, collectively and individually, ensures success. Hear the interview.

In recent months, officials in some states, including Virginia, have taken steps to make it far more difficult for people with felony convictions to register to vote, leading to widespread concern among voting rights activists.

Vice Mayor Jimmy Gray called Chris Bowman’s behavior “unbecoming of a public official.”

Adm. Lisa Franchetti will take over as Acting CNO as the long-jam of Pentagon appointments continues.

Chesapeake school leaders considered several changes to its facilities use policy over the last few months in response to community feedback about the Afterschool Satan Club being allowed at an elementary school last school year.

Virginia Medicaid is in the process of reviewing if the 2 million people covered by the program are still eligible for their free, government-provided health care.