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The Virginia Department of Corrections has asked a federal court to dismiss a lawsuit by three current and former female employees who say its policies on body scanners discriminate against women because the technology is unable to distinguish between contraband and menstrual or reproductive products.

The nonprofit Elizabeth River Project recently teamed up with the River Otter Ecology Project to document the creatures locally.

WHRO Public Media congratulates two staff members on their recent wins in the Virginias Associated Press Broadcasters Awards.

A bronze statue of Johns could be displayed in the U.S. Capitol by 2025.

North Carolina A&T State University will lead a project aimed at connecting rural underserved and small farms together across the state.

Gov. Glenn Youngkin recently requested syllabi from two state universities, a move some faculty called “unprecedented” and reflective of a national trend to challenge academic freedom.

A container ship hit the Francis Scott Key Bridge outside Baltimore early Tuesday morning, stopping all container traffic in the Patapsco River.

The bridge collapse blocking Baltimore Harbor has left cruise lines scrambling to find their ships temporary homes.

Some visit to see modern artists in Portsmouth’s Art is Revolutionary exhibit, but some return to see the transformed library for the first time since their own childhood when it was segregated.

The proposed spending plan includes potential housing help and overhauls of the city’s premier arena and performing arts center.