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Donate books to our First Books initiative during the month of February to help us ensure children throughout Eastern Virginia have the opportunity to become lifelong readers.

The signing unlocks $400 million awarded for the project under the 2021 federal infrastructure law. The government will pay 65% of the overall cost, leaving Norfolk on the hook for $930 million.

Another View will be broadcasting live from the WHRO Public Media parking lot. Learn the history of this national holiday that commemorates the emancipation of enslaved African Americans and enjoy lunch from a variety of food trucks.

Women from across the Commonwealth gathered last week to attend the Women in Skilled Careers Summit. They learned about barriers women face when working in skilled careers and brainstormed solutions to overcome these challenges.

“Federal requirements for firearm ownership are not optional and exist to protect owners, their family members, and the communities where they live," said U.S. Attorney Jessica Aber.

In this week's episode of Watching America, science fiction writer Bruce McAllister discusses his work, the craft of writing, and what it means to be truly human in an age of AI. Join us Friday at noon on WHRV FM.

Recent data found that natural processes are affecting surficial aquifers – water that pools above the aquifers near the surface.

Rappahannock Chief Anne Richardson is seeking financial support from Congress for all 574 federally recognized tribes in the U.S. to buy back ancestral land.

Lawmakers are pushing to prevent minors from being able to purchase the otherwise legal items.

The new Lambert’s Point City Park Steering Committee has gathered more than 1,600 signatures in support of a public park at the site.