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Making Ends Meet

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Managing the Pressure

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Doing What’s Right

Keep track of the way people are spending your tax dollars and treating your community.
State of Education

Find ways to cope with the new normal around schools and celebrate students’ success in the age of Coronavirus.
We're Open

Support local businesses doing their best to stay open and serve their customers during Covid.

Takeout Tuesday

Holiday food got you feeling slow? Chesapeake juice bar wants to help

Anthony Sabella

We're Open

Couple uses morale-focused approach to keep restaurant afloat during COVID

Making Ends Meet

2021 could bring wave of evictions across the country

Maya Rodriguez
National News

Neighbors surprise UPS driver with emotional 'thank you'

WTVR Staff

We're Open

New Hampton soul food restaurant opens its doors

Web Staff

Doing What’s Right

Where does the U.S. stand in widespread sewage testing for COVID-19?

Newsy

Making Ends Meet

Don't wait until the new year to search for a new job, say experts

Lindsey Boetsch

Rebound

Free training to become a patient care technician

Rebound

City of Norfolk gives patio heaters to restaurants

Angela Bohon
We're Open

Local store offering holiday shipping services

Making Ends Meet

Three government programs that could help those in need during pandemic

Alicia Nieves

Managing the Pressure

Experts weigh in on COVID-19 vaccine priorities

Ash-har Quraishi

Doing What’s Right

Secret Santa spends $50,000 on strangers at Henrico Walmart

Scott Wise

Takeout Tuesday

Find unique flavors, last-minute Christmas gifts at Selden Market

Anthony Sabella

Managing the Pressure

Americans are buying more Christmas lights than ever, and there’s a reason for it

Chris Conte
News

Virginia Beach woman sells 25,000 face masks

Angela Bohon

The Race

People of faith modifying religious holiday celebrations

Ashley Sampson

Doing What’s Right

As vaccine nears, study shows prior vaccination rates fall short

Maya Rodriguez

News

Pawsnickety Pets owners hope to benefit off pandemic pet boom

News

CARES Act provides lodging for at-risk Norfolk residents experiencing homelessness

Angela Bohon

Managing the Pressure

New program centers on teachers' mental health

Maya Rodriguez
We're Open

COVID-19 forces Norfolk Greek Fest organizers to host a drive up this year

Margaret Kavanagh

News

Norfolk guitar maker creating instruments during pandemic

Zak Dahlheimer

Managing the Pressure

Wearable device detects early signs of COVID-19 infection

Amanda Brandeis

News

Local thrift store faces closure after pandemic takes a toll

Doing What’s Right

Public transit systems nationwide are facing financial uncertainty

Chris Conte

Rebound

Gift card match program returns for 2nd day in Isle of Wight Co.

Anthony Sabella
Doing the holiday season on a budget

KTNV Staff

Doing What’s Right

First, the challenge was developing a vaccine. Now, it's getting people to take it

Experts offer tips on coping with the holiday pandemic blues

KSHB Staff

Making Ends Meet

How student loan debt could be forgiven under the Biden administration

Alicia Nieves

News

Help coming for COVID-impacted workers

Margaret Kavanagh

We're Open

As pandemic rages, demand for groceries remains high but jobs remain unfilled

Chris Conte
State of Education

Math scores slip slightly during pandemic

Ash-har Quraishi

Making Ends Meet

Experts say stimulus bill with checks not likely until Biden is sworn in

Dan Grossman

The Race

Arizona restaurant revives carhop dining to survive winter months

The Race

Remote learning pushing students and parents to emotional breaking point

We're Open

Restaurants give tips on how to help them out this holiday season

Dan Grossman

Managing the Pressure

Technology helping the deaf community navigate pandemic

Amanda Brandeis
State of Education

Teachers reflect on struggles that students face learning in 2020

Chris Conte

Doing What’s Right

Scientist: Moderna, Pfizer vaccines 'not silver bullet' to ending pandemic

Dan Grossman

We're Open

December could bring opportunities for businesses, customers

Maya Rodriguez

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Rebound

Holiday food got you feeling slow? Chesapeake juice bar wants to help

Couple uses morale-focused approach to keep restaurant afloat during COVID

2021 could bring wave of evictions across the country

Neighbors surprise UPS driver with emotional 'thank you'

New Hampton soul food restaurant opens its doors

Where does the U.S. stand in widespread sewage testing for COVID-19?

Don't wait until the new year to search for a new job, say experts

Free training to become a patient care technician

City of Norfolk gives patio heaters to restaurants

Local store offering holiday shipping services

Three government programs that could help those in need during pandemic

Experts weigh in on COVID-19 vaccine priorities

Secret Santa spends $50,000 on strangers at Henrico Walmart

Find unique flavors, last-minute Christmas gifts at Selden Market

Americans are buying more Christmas lights than ever, and there’s a reason for it

Virginia Beach woman sells 25,000 face masks

People of faith modifying religious holiday celebrations

As vaccine nears, study shows prior vaccination rates fall short

Pawsnickety Pets owners hope to benefit off pandemic pet boom

CARES Act provides lodging for at-risk Norfolk residents experiencing homelessness

New program centers on teachers' mental health

COVID-19 forces Norfolk Greek Fest organizers to host a drive up this year

Norfolk guitar maker creating instruments during pandemic

Wearable device detects early signs of COVID-19 infection

Local thrift store faces closure after pandemic takes a toll

Public transit systems nationwide are facing financial uncertainty

Gift card match program returns for 2nd day in Isle of Wight Co.

Doing the holiday season on a budget

First, the challenge was developing a vaccine. Now, it's getting people to take it

Experts offer tips on coping with the holiday pandemic blues

How student loan debt could be forgiven under the Biden administration

Help coming for COVID-impacted workers

As pandemic rages, demand for groceries remains high but jobs remain unfilled

Math scores slip slightly during pandemic

Experts say stimulus bill with checks not likely until Biden is sworn in

Arizona restaurant revives carhop dining to survive winter months

Remote learning pushing students and parents to emotional breaking point

Restaurants give tips on how to help them out this holiday season

Technology helping the deaf community navigate pandemic

Teachers reflect on struggles that students face learning in 2020

Scientist: Moderna, Pfizer vaccines 'not silver bullet' to ending pandemic

December could bring opportunities for businesses, customers

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