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CUTTING COSTS ON COMMUNITY HEALTH: Health Care Workers Search for Solutions as community members choose between milk, mo...
10/07/2025

CUTTING COSTS ON COMMUNITY HEALTH: Health Care Workers Search for Solutions as community members choose between milk, mortgages and medicine.

10/03/2025

The attorney general is considered the state’s top cop. State Politics Reporter Jahd Khalil talks about how current the Republican attorney general Jason Miyares and Democrat former state delegate Jay Jones say they will defend Virginians.

Our award-winning work is made possible with your support. Visit vpm.org/givenow to support local journalism.

He shared his plans with RVA’s Got Issues host Rich Meagher.
10/03/2025

He shared his plans with RVA’s Got Issues host Rich Meagher.

The opinion notes the case's "inconsistencies and embellished" findings.
10/03/2025

The opinion notes the case's "inconsistencies and embellished" findings.

From cell towers to comprehensive plans, rural planners face unique challenges that demand deliberate decision-making.
10/02/2025

From cell towers to comprehensive plans, rural planners face unique challenges that demand deliberate decision-making.

From cell towers to comprehensive plans, rural planners face unique challenges that demand deliberate decision-making. In this episode of Life in the Heart Land, meet the Virginians working to shape…

09/30/2025

Richmond Public Schools is expanding its multi-lingual learning opportunities, and test scores show it’s making a big difference for native Spanish and English speakers.

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VPM’s discussion series Racism: Challenging Perceptions (RCP) is back for a fifth season to continue its discussions abo...
09/29/2025

VPM’s discussion series Racism: Challenging Perceptions (RCP) is back for a fifth season to continue its discussions about the effects of systemic racism in communities.

Discover the powerful stories of autistic adults in rural Virginia. From challenges in finding resources to building inc...
09/29/2025

Discover the powerful stories of autistic adults in rural Virginia. From challenges in finding resources to building inclusive communities, this feature from Life in the Heart Land explores resilience, identity, and the power of community

Discover the powerful stories of autistic adults in rural Virginia. From challenges in finding resources to building inclusive communities, this feature from Life in the Heart Land explores…

Nearly 150 community members packed The Sipe Center in Bridgewater on Sept. 18 for an event to celebrate the launch of s...
09/29/2025

Nearly 150 community members packed The Sipe Center in Bridgewater on Sept. 18 for an event to celebrate the launch of season three of VPM and Deep Structure’s Life in the Heart Land (LITHL) series!

The Lt. Gov.'s gubernatorial campaign did not agree to speak with VPM News.
09/26/2025

The Lt. Gov.'s gubernatorial campaign did not agree to speak with VPM News.

09/26/2025

Early voting in Virginia has already begun and Virginians will elect their next governor, lieutenant governor and attorney general this Fall. State politics reporter Jahd Khalil sat with both lt. gov. candidates, Republican John Reid and Democrat Sen. Ghazala Hashmi, to hear what they believe is at stake this November.

Early voting opened on Friday, Sept. 19, and Election Day is Tuesday, Nov. 4. Learn how and where you can vote on our website vpm.org/elections.

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