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This year’s event also brought in community partners, including Norfolk State University’s radio station, WNSB Hot 91. Maynard Scales, the station’s general manager, said their role goes beyond the event itself, helping amplify the message across the community. “We’re making sure people have a great place to work and live. It’s important to make sure […]
Celebrate the First Lady of Song with this signature festival of a legendary Newport News native! Join us for the 28th Annual Ella Fitzgerald Music Festival, featuring three days filled with talent and music that honors the legacy of the First Lady of Song. Festival pass tickets are available at a discounted rate and include […]
Citing economic volatility and the state of the country’s economy, the Chesapeake City Council unanimously rejected a proposed wage rise for themselves. Click here for more information.
The Tour of Newport News is returning for its fourth year, bringing more excitement than ever before. During the weekend of April 10-12, this three-day, five-event USA Cycling-sanctioned omnium attracts both amateurs and professionals from across the country. Competing for more than $23,000 in cash prizes, the event remains the most popular bicycle race in […]
This summer, new laws may alter the penalties for careless speeders. Click here for more information.
According to a news release, the Trans Day of Visibility event will take place in Norfolk on March 31 at the Southeastern Transgender Resource Center, the Transgender Assistance Program of Virginia, and the LGBT Life Center. Click here for more information.
Before the 2026 Regular General Assembly Session concluded on Saturday, Virginia lawmakers passed a number of important pieces of legislation. Click here for more information.
Virginia Politicians are pushing a mid-decade redistricting proposal that would benefit the democratic party in the U.S. House of Representatives. Early voting begins in April 2026. Click here for more details.
Governor Abigail Spanberger is considering legislation to outlaw the sale of assault-style weapons. Virginia may be on the verge of banning the sale of assault-style weapons and other firearms. Click here for more information.
The City of Virginia Beach is implementing a stricter curfew for unaccompanied minors (under 18), moving the start time from 11 p.m. to 10 p.m. on weekdays and at 7 p.m. Fridays through Sundays. This change reflects the City’s ongoing commitment to maintaining a safe, welcoming environment for residents and visitors throughout the year. Read […]
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