Money is available for farmers who plant trees or shrubs on their property through a new project called the Expanding Agroforestry Project.

Virginia is in the process of issuing upgraded EBT cards to people who receive benefits from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, commonly referred to as SNAP.

Environmental Studies professor Jay Turner will deliver an address at Patrick Henry High School at 6pm September 28.

As regulators consider a proposed NextEra and Dominion merger, a new poll shows growing anxiety among voters

Over the last decade, traffic fatalities in Virginia have spiked 11%. That grim statistic is from a new report from the transportation research group TRIP.

Governor Abigail Spanberger continues to react to the growing data center industry – this week asking Congress to do its part in reining the facilities in. Michael Pope and Radio IQ Politics Analyst Jeff Schapiro discuss that and more in the week that was in state government and politics.

“If it really isn’t going to be this burdensome thing then they should have an opportunity to hear from families about how it is going to work for them,” Delegate Cohen said.

Roanoke city public schools have been adding solar panels for years. And now the school system is becoming an early adapter of another technology: batteries.

One in three Americans use artificial intelligence chatbots for medical advice, according to a study by KFF. A cyber security expert warns we should be cautious about where we share medical information.

Rising costs and a bleak job market are pushing some to consider leaving the region.