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A local organization seeks to tell the Black history of Charlottesville—one community member at a time.

BLAIRS-Purpose Driven Events will open the 30,000-person Blue Ridge Amphitheater in Pittsylvania County this summer.

Several higher education institutions in Virginia used federal pandemic stimulus funding to wipe out student bills.

What do Virginians need to know about the current flu season? That it’s still not too late to get a flu shot!

Kristina Rice, a teacher at Spotsylvania High School, has been recognized by the US Department of Education with a prestigious cybersecurity award.

The full outcome of Tuesday’s election may take days or weeks to work out, but gridlock seems very likely in the commonwealth.

To help combat learning loss in Virginia, Gov. Ralph Northam announced in May that districts could apply for part of Virginia’s $62.7 million LEARNS fund. LEARNS or Leading, Engaging, Assessing, Recovering, Nurturing and Succeeding, is a grant program that the Virginia Department of Education manages.

There’s still lots to learn about the Omicron variant, but we break down the basics.

After years of court battles and a summer of protests calling for their removal, the city of Charlottesville can now take down two statues memorializing Confederate generals.

Soon, libraries across the country will receive a financial boost geared toward continuing their vast efforts to support their local communities, all thanks to the $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan.