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Only ‘federally recognized Tribal Nations’ are included in the legislation.

The agency has proposed a rule change that could dramatically transform how the federal government decides what infrastructure projects it will fund to protect neighborhoods like those in Norfolk.

A Richmond-area retiree raises four grandchildren, struggling to pay bills and navigate the tangled bureaucracy of kinship care

Last week, WHRO tagged along as the Virginia Aquarium finishes up its annual whale watching season.

A local educator and eMediaVA Ambassador shares tips to encourage reading in the classroom during Read Across America Week.

The Virginia General Assembly now has the largest group of female lawmakers in history. Michael Pope has this story about Virginia's first female lawmakers who broke the glass ceiling.

Mental health advocates and families who have lost loved ones are hopeful state lawmakers will abolish the common law crime of suicide. Lawmakers have tried multiple times in the last decade to pass the bill.

Hampton Roads now has the only two-way channel on the East Coast, which should make it more attractive for business.

The DeWitt Wallace Decorative Arts Museum will showcase gowns, suits and outerwear of Edwardian clothing on rotating display over the next three years.

Democrats in Virginia's House and Senate sped up approval of over 80 bills with the intention of getting Governor Glenn Youngkin to act on them before the scheduled end of session Saturday.