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The carrier could be back home by the middle of January, after an extended maiden voyage.

When slots-like skill games first showed up in Virginia, officials were confused about their legal status. Over four years of legislative action and court battles, the machines were made legal, then illegal, then legal again, then illegal once more. But their current illegal status might not last long.

EPA costs estimates are based on new rules aimed at reducing harm; federal funding available

While the season was extended last year, a specialist says that won’t be the norm.

Hampton Roads residents feel generally positive about immigration, negative about health care and mixed on the economy, according to a new ODU report.

A resilience work group appointed by Virginia lawmakers recommends the state create a centralized resilience office to help localities that struggle with a lack of resources.

Del. Mike Jones, a Richmond Democrat, said he wants to protect vulnerable communities from the effects of power plants and pipelines.

Did you know that Read Across America Week is March 2-6? What better way to get your kids involved than to have them enter our annual PBS Kids Writers Contest for grades K-5. Winners will be recorded reading their stories!

We’re kicking off 2024 with a winter webinar series covering topics like AI, fresh teaching ideas, and new digital media resources. Register to join us in the New Year!

Highlighted resources this month include 20 ways to celebrate Black History Month, resources to learn about the science of inventing for National Inventors Day (Feb. 11), a collection for President's Day (Feb. 19) and more.