Kitten Crashes Family’s Beach Vacation
A three-month-old kitten stowed himself away in his owners’ car before they left for a trip to the Outer Banks.
Virginia Beach Student Wins Financial Responsibility Scholarship
A Princess Anne High School senior won a $20,000 scholarship on Monday after proving he has what it takes to manage his finances.
Hard Cidery Coming to Hampton Roads this Fall
Sly Clyde Ciderworks, a hard cidery, is making its way to the historic Phoebus area of Hampton in fall 2017.
Portsmouth Adds Local Brewery To Its Lineup
A local brewery opened its doors in historic Portsmouth on Monday after nearly a year of planning for its grand opening.
UGA researchers collaborate to study stress-related resistance to vaccines
Stress experienced during childhood could make vaccines less effective for some people, and researchers from the University of Georgia want to find out why.
Years after hospital closed, some former patients struggle for safe housing
Empty houses, “no trespassing” signs, and trees marked for destruction give the grounds of Northwest Georgia Regional Hospital in Rome a forlorn air. The once-bustling institution is silent except for bird calls and the distant sound of traffic.
Fulton County launches pilot for pre-arrest diversion program
Mary Sidney Harbert, senior investigator for the Southern Center for Human Rights, discusses the pre-arrest diversion program launching in Atlanta/Fulton County in the summer of 2017.
Whit Davis poll worker discusses same-day voting
Janet Bjornlie, a pollworker at Whit Davis Elementary School, discusses what it’s like to vote on Election Day.
