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Child Health Partnership/Child Health PartnershipParenting is a tough job – especially if you’re also facing cultural or financial barriers, but a non-profit in Charlottesville has been helping families for the last 35 years and recently launched a new campaign called One Tired Mother to provide support. Sandy Hausman has that story: -
Demographic shifts and lower birth rates have left school divisions in all parts of Virginia with lower enrollment numbers. The trend is especially strong in Southwest Virginia, where many counties have lost population with the decline of coal mining.When one of Buchanan County’s four small high schools was destroyed by a flood, county leaders decided it was time to go in a new direction. Cardinal News reporter Meghan Mangrum is covering the story, and she spoke with Fred Echols.
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A food bank in the Southside community of Halifax County is celebrating the opening of a new building, which will serve as the headquarters for their operations. -
Free community fridges allow folks to donate unwanted food to the public. RVA Community Fridges have been providing this service for over half a decade. -
Fall is right around the corner – which means the midterm elections are nearly upon us. Michael Pope and Radio IQ Politics Analyst Jeff Schapiro have this primer on some of the Commonwealth’s key races. -
When it comes to Hollywood films, we hear a lot of about actors and directors but not so much about producers. The Virginia Film Festival hopes to change that situation by presenting a special award to exceptional producers. -
When material warms, it expands. That can cause problems for roads, bridges and train tracks. -
One standout metric from the report: construction jobs, long a growing space alongside Virginia’s booming data center industry, slowed more than expected this summer. -
War often leaves soldiers suffering from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, and the Veterans’ Administration provides care for that condition. The same symptoms are seen in many people confined to American prisons, and some mental health professionals are now calling for a new diagnosis— Post-Incarceration Syndrome. -
Police say a 19-year-old man forced his way into Westwood Hills Elementary School Wednesday morning. He was found dead a few minutes later. -
The city's school superintendent said all students, staff and teachers at Westwood Hills Elementary School are safe. -
To help support early educators, Virginia Tech and other partners across the region are hosting a free symposium for childcare workers on September 25 in Blacksburg.
