
Emergency Broadband Benefit to help households afford broadband access
The FCC will launch the Emergency Broadband Benefit program to help households struggling to afford internet services during the pandemic on May 12.

The FCC will launch the Emergency Broadband Benefit program to help households struggling to afford internet services during the pandemic on May 12.

Del. Sam Rasoul’s campaign for lieutenant governor has assisted more than 1,000 Virginians through the Democratic Promise program in 2021.

The House Ways and Means Committee this week marked up a bipartisan legislative package, the Securing A Strong Retirement Act, which would help more Americans save for retirement.

An increased number of calls have been coming into the Mental Health America of Augusta office this month related to depression and anxiety. The Staunton-based nonprofit is ready to answer the mighty call to action from our community.

The U.S. government, in its pursuit of so-called monsters, has itself become a monster.

Attorney General Mark Herring and partners in the housing industry are launching a new tool that will reduce housing discrimination and increase housing stability and options for Virginians with previous nonviolent convictions.

Research from the Department of Defense and the Hiring Our Heroes Foundation has found that unemployment rates for military spouses far exceed that of the national average.

More Virginians who buy health insurance through HealthCare.gov may now qualify for financial help with those premiums.

Norfolk City Councilmember Andria McClellan has released a plan to support entrepreneurs and small businesses.

Jennifer McClellan released a statement today applauding President Biden’s American Families Plan and emphasizing the need for Virginia to go further as the Commonwealth rebuilds from the pandemic.
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