President Trump's plan centers around slowly easing restrictions in areas with high testing capabilities and low numbers of infections.
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Washington and Lee trying to figure out best plan for graduation
Join hosts Jackson Sharman and Sophie Kidd as they discuss how Washington and Lee University is handling graduation planning during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Small business lending program on hold after reaching limit
Small business owners must look for Congress to approve more money for the program.
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Leading in pandemic becomes part of audition for Biden’s VP
As presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden focuses on his pick for vice president, response to the coronavirus situation is becoming a key factor.
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W&L athletics and arts staying sharp
Sports and the arts help people keep their minds off tough times. Washington and Lee University athletes and dancers have found creative ways to stay active during the pandemic.
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Americans longing for sports to return
People are finding creative ways to fill the void left by empty stadiums and arenas.
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Nation’s only doctor governor offers sober voice on virus
Gov. Ralph Northam has been able to rely on his background as a pediatric neurologist to help him understand COVID-19 and make decisions to stop its spread.
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Local restaurants adapting amid the pandemic
Join host Jackson Sharman as he reports on how restaurants in Rockbridge County are coping during the coronavirus pandemic.
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The perfect social distancing sport
Golfers have been the rare exception to millions of Americans who have limited things to do while social distancing. In Lexington, and around the country, golf courses have remained open.
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Biden vs. Trump: General election battle is now set
With Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders suspending his campaign, former Vice President Joe Biden is on track to win the Democratic presidential nomination and face off against President Donald Trump in November.
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The desolation of a pandemic
As malls, playgrounds and schools have closed, people have abandoned the places they used to frequent to comply with stay-at-home orders in most states.
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Remote instruction poses new challenges for students’ learning environments
Faculty and students are learning how to navigate virtual learning while trying to adapt to their new lives at home.
