Adrienne McGibbon

Native Americans are working together to start a food revolution. They say more environmentally sustainable agricultural practices lead to healthier food options and could be key to protecting our health and the planet.

The debate over abortion could play a pivotal role in Virginia’s 2023 elections. We introduce you to two women, both deeply devoted to their faith, about their thoughts on abortion and how their religious beliefs led them to different sides of the debate.

The majority of the world’s internet traffic already flows through Virginia. What could a surge of data center development mean for the Commonwealth?

The Folklife Apprenticeship Program run by Virginia Humanities connects mentor artists with those still perfecting their craft.The goal is to preserve folk traditions through sharing skills and stories.

Could a new treatment for patients at risk of Type 1 diabetes revolutionize how doctors manage the disease?

Herman Harrison is 95-years old and still lives in the same Franklin County home where his mom was born in 1889.He shares his story of growing up and going to school in Franklin County.

A father and son uncover a forgotten history about Franklin County, and it has nothing to do with moonshine.

At one point this summer, nearly 800 people were experiencing homelessness in the areas surrounding Staunton. The Valley Community Services Board is partnering with other aid organizations to address the issue of homelessness.

Mortgage rates soared above 7% in August hitting a 20-year high. That’s putting home buyers like Joanne Richards in a bind, and Virginia housing experts say the makeup of the state makes it difficult to address the challenge.

Both sides of the abortion access debate are taking their arguments directly to voters.