Virginia State University becomes the first HBCU to host the Chesapeake District FIRST Robotics Competition Championship, drawing about 3,000 students and families to compete in a...
A new monument in Franklin County challenges long-held narratives of the Civil War, highlighting the true role of Black soldiers whose sacrifices helped shape the nation—far...
Norfolk Harborfest® marks its 50th year with a powerhouse lineup led by Patti LaBelle, blending music, maritime tradition, and Juneteenth celebration into one of the region’s...
Democrats remain confident voters will approve the April 21 redistricting referendum despite strong early turnout in Republican-leaning areas, with big money and national support backing a...
As America’s 250th anniversary approaches, Williamsburg’s historic First Baptist Church is strengthening security while preserving its legacy as one of the nation’s oldest Black congregations. #BlackHistory...
In honor of National Poetry Month and the U.S. Postal Service’s release of its 49th Black Heritage Stamp, The New Journal and Guide remembers Phillis Wheatley...
The inaugural Jazzteenth Festival will bring R&B stars Keke Wyatt and Vivian Green to the Virginia Beach Oceanfront, launching a new Juneteenth tradition celebrating Black music,...
After drawing an estimated 8 million participants nationwide, organizers of the No Kings Day protests are shifting focus toward sustained action, with a major May 1...
The VIA Heritage Association will honor its 11th Hall of Fame class in Charlottesville, celebrating athletes, coaches, and contributors who shaped Black high school sports during...
Gov. Abigail Spanberger appoints three Hampton Roads leaders to the Virginia Parole Board, bringing experience in criminal justice reform, reentry services, and community leadership to the...
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