William McCormack, owner of McCormack’s Irish Pub in Virginia, sold out of anti-Trump and anti-ICE t-shirts, garnering MAGA critique.
 Pharrell Williams continues to create. He has launched VIRGINIA, a new creative platform and brand as an ode to his home state.Â
Richmond, Va.'s Fly Anakin's second studio album harkens back to the days before Hip-Hop stardom and honors spontaneous collaboration.
Pharrell Williams took to social media to announce that this year's Something In The Water Festival will move to April 2025.
The company that owns the Washington Wizards and Washington Capitals announced that the team will move to Virginia in 2028.
No motive for the shooting has been revealed as of yet, but don't be surprised if you don't hear a new record from 23 Brazy for a very long time.
A father and son are dead with seven others injured after a shooting that took place after a high school graduation ceremony in Richmond, Virginia. The incident took place on Tuesday on the campus of Virginia Commonwealth University.
A grand jury in Dinwiddie, Va. indicted seven Henrico County deputies and three hospital employees in the smothering death of Irvo Otieno.
Something In The Water, the music festival spearheaded by Pharrell Williams, will return to Virginia Beach, Va. in 2023.
Pharrell Williams continues to give back to the people. His newest mission is to create a private school in his hometown for low income families.
Barry Presgraves, the mayor of Luray, used Facebook to make the racist quip.
A Black business owner was forced to pull herself together after being attacked by a racist over her store's mask policy. According to a local publication, ALX Now, Abyssinia Market & Coffee House, a Black-owned Virginia based coffee shop was vandalized and the owner, Lily Damtew, was spat on after asking a white customer to wear a mask, a new policy Damtew enforced upon the reopening of her store.Â
