Chesapeake has renamed Old Courtyard Park in honor of Judge Eileen A. Olds, the city’s first African-American woman judge and a nationally recognized legal leader who...
Sentara CarePlex Hospital and the Virginia Peninsula Foodbank have opened a first-of-its-kind refrigerated food pantry locker in Hampton, offering discharged patients facing food insecurity round-the-clock access...
Prostate cancer strikes African-American men at higher rates than any other group. In this powerful first-person account, a survivor shares his journey and highlights why awareness,...
Congressman Bobby Scott held two town halls this week—in Chesapeake and Hampton—to inform constituents about health care cuts, challenge what he termed the “Big, Ugly Law,”...
Cooper Hurley Injury Lawyers has launched its annual "Vote for a Cause" contest, inviting Hampton Roads residents to nominate local nonprofits, sports teams, and faith-based organizations...
U.S. Senator Mark Warner hosted two town halls in Hampton Roads, addressing concerns over federal funding, economic challenges, and foreign policy. Speaking in Virginia Beach and...
More than 120 people gathered at Wesley Grove United Church of Christ for a screening of Uprooted, an Emmy-winning documentary exposing the destruction of a historic...
Virginia saw a 40% rise in unemployment claims in early March, with House Speaker Don Scott linking the surge to federal cuts. As federal employees and...
Wayne Lynch, a juvenile intake officer and advocate, joins NJGPOD to discuss police reform and justice following the tragic loss of his son, Donovon Lynch, in...
Sheldon Ingram, former WVEC-TV reporter, has found success in both journalism and acting, transitioning from storytelling in the newsroom to captivating audiences on stage and screen....