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Lawmakers are pushing forward legislation to improve mental health services by dedicating additional funding to the issue, encouraging schools to set up telehealth services for students and focusing teacher mental health training on at-risk students.

City and state officials hope the major investment could spur redevelopment in downtown Newport News.

Changes and delays at the federal level are throwing a wrench into the entire process of filling out the federal application for financial aid, known as FAFSA.

This month in Hampton Roads and Virginia health news.

Nashville-based singer-songwriter Sierra Ferrell is releasing her second album this month. On this week's program, we will hear music from her along with a mix of local and national artists.

Stop-gap budget measures hold up programs designed to help rank and file troops make ends meet.

As WHRO continues to endeavor to impact its community positively, it has curated a free podcast series The Dream Conductor. Meticulously crafted over almost a year, this free offering intends to guide better sleep, mindfulness, and overall health.

Lawmakers passed bipartisan legislation to better protect victims of labor trafficking, who account for a large portion of human trafficking cases in Virginia.

U.S. Sen. Tim Kaine hosted a roundtable with doctors and patients to hear about firsthand experiences with infertility.

In his first state of the city address, Newport News Mayor Phil Jones said he will create an Office of Community Safety to advise city leaders on how to curb gun violence.