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One of the 200-plus amendments Republican Gov. Glenn Youngkin proposed for the state budget would delay a ban on single use plastics beyond a timeframe set as part of a compromise the legislature made a few years ago.

While Gov. Glenn Youngkin did not veto a measure to repeal two license plates connected to the controversial history of the Confederacy, he is staving off Democrats’ effort to do so by requiring lawmakers to vote again on the measure next year.

We're bringing you more of the music you love! The Best of Pickin' airs on Friday nights and features newer artists who are reshaping the genre of Bluegrass Music. Join host Barry Graham at 11 p.m.

The protest aimed at lottery tickets was the latest escalation in the long-running gambling turf war playing out in Virginia as various interests try to bend state policy in their favor.

After a 5-month U-turn, the monster drill will bore a second tunnel back to Norfolk.

Hampton’s festival combines several other festivals to celebrate the city’s history and culture through art, music, food and more.

The wildlife refuge is “this big rectangle (on a map) right in the middle of Hampton Roads that so many people are not familiar with,” said Lucky Lakoski with the Friends of the Great Dismal Swamp.

CPO Bryce Pedicini's faced charges stemming largely from his time as a student stationed in Virginia.

In celebration of Jazz Appreciation Month, WHRV Host and Jazz Musician Jae Sinnett shares four of his favorite jazz recordings.

African American oystermen created a flourishing economy in the community of Hobson for over a century. The only clear sign of this history is a highway marker, but a seventh-generation resident is fighting for more.