Joi Fultz

A Chesterfield couple got help from a local contractor after state agency declined to trim overgrowth near their home.

Jerrod Buford spent nearly a decade in prison before art became his path to healing. Now he's helping others find theirs.

The City of Richmond is calling for voluntary water conservation measures as Virginia faces a significant drought.

A seed of hope planted nearly four decades ago has blossomed into a you-pick flower farm in Virginia, giving anyone who visits a place to connect with nature and find peace among the blooms.

Triple-digit temperatures in Central Virginia are putting air conditioning systems under serious stress, and HVAC experts are sharing advice on how to keep your system running efficiently.

A water main break near Windsor Farms forced at least one local business to close over the Fourth of July weekend, leaving residents and business owners anxious after the city's 2025 water crisis.

Henrico police are developing new safety measures after fights broke out and a gun was recovered at the county's July 4th fireworks show.

RPS Superintendent Jason Kamras appeared before City Council this week, asking for help offsetting an $8.9M shortfall after the final state budget delivered less than the district had anticipated.

As data centers expand across Virginia, a Virginia Tech researcher explains the complex tradeoffs behind their water and electricity use.

Margo Fairchild built her 240-square-foot tiny home by hand during COVID and is now co-hosting a new HGTV show.