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Officials hold a groundbreaking ceremony at the site of the Western Tidewater Free Clinic. (Image: Western Tidewater Free Clinic)
A free medical clinic in Suffolk is expanding its dental services.
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Rebecca Fass, who lives on the James River in the Riverside neighborhood, is hard at work tending her gardens before thousands of visitors are scheduled to traipse through.
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The Chesapeake Bay is warming, with "cascading effects" possible on marine and human life Local News
The Chesapeake Bay Program, a federal coalition of nonprofits and governments, recently released a report outlining threats posed by warming waters.
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Making plans for Something in the Water? Here’s what we know so far about parking, stages and more Local News
Street closures, shuttles and schedules: Here's what we know so far about Something in the Water.
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$400,000 in funding to assist school purchases of AEDs remains tied up in budget negotiations
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Solar energy is increasing in popularity and big companies like Dominion are getting in on the action with interesting ways for keeping things green.
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Some 2,500 U.S. newspapers have closed since 2005, some over-reliant on advertising-dependent business models that cratered in the rise of the Internet, many simply killed by their market areas’ struggling economies. Most were print weeklies where most people got their local news.
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The Virginia Center for Investigative Journalism explores what it means to work in Virginia. Today, a U.S. Marshal.
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