Do you remember when the aisles of grocery stores were emptied of toilet paper and other staples at the beginning of the pandemic? Nurse Stacy Mason recalls seeing her fellow healthcare workers finishing up long shifts caring for the sick in ICU, only to find the sundries they needed for their families-like diapers and sanitary […]
Virginia lawmakers unanimously passed a bill that will soon allow families to be able to legally buy cannabis oil for treating epileptic seizures.
Off the coast of Virginia the world's largest seagrass meadow restoration project creates 9,000 acres of habitat in 20 years.
In Christiansburg, VA, Google's Wing delivery service stepped in to help Girl Scouts make up a cookie sale shortfall by using drones.
An extremely rare calico lobster was luckily rescued from a Red Lobster restaurant in Virginia.
Modest veteran Donald Helfer of Hickory, Virginia, kept quiet about his WWII war hero status. But his daughter found his medals.
Amazon unveiled a new Housing Equity Fund, investing $2 billion to preserve and create 20,000 affordable housing units in three U.S. cities.
Virginia's Robert Pruitt had his bike stolen. His solution? Collecting, fixing, and giving away bikes to those who might need them.
Hundreds of Hallsley, VA residents joined in to show their gratitude to UPS driver Anthony Gaskin-moving him to tears.
A Virginia family from Caroline County is being praised for their compassion after they turned in two bags of cash they found lying in the road.
Scientists from the Institute of Marine Science in Virginia are working to improve the lives of oysters and seagrass in the Chesapeake Bay.
An 8-year old in Virginia asked a question in 1999 after her school created a mural together that made everyone so happy: "What if the whole world made a painting together?"
Four of the six Virginia tributaries into the Chesapeake Bay are teeming with oyster reefs once again through diligent restoration.
Hand-written letters by children were attached to the crates of hard-to-adopt Richmond, VA dogs, and it totally changed their fortunes.
Habitat for Humanity just sold the nation's first 3D printed home in Williamsburg to one of their own who had logged 300 volunteer hours.
A year of significant expansion in the Chesapeake Bay blue crab population bodes well for a better harvest and lower prices for consumers this year.
Virginia and Maryland farmers have stepped up their game in protecting their ocean eco-system from polluting sediment and harmful run-off.
Getting pulled over by police is nerve-wracking for everyone, but these motorists were surprised to find they were being treated instead of ticketed.
If you ever want to do something kind for your civil servants in the sweltering hot summer heat, check out what Carmine McDaniel did for his.
When a World War II veteran died with no known relatives, more than 200 strangers showed up to honor her at her funeral.
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