As school systems get back to learning both virtually and in-person in Central Virginia, five school superintendents will be answering questions about plans for students and teachers in the fall.
In order to help the adjustment, NBC12 hosted a conversation about ‘Navigating Distance Learning’ to show how educators and communities are already supporting students and how they continue to help them stay on track academically.
“How We Got Here” launched Monday, June 3. It’s a podcast highlighting Virginia’s rich history, told one week at a time. We jump back in time to things that happened around us, you never learned in school.
For Lupus Awareness Month in May, NBC12 will host a Digital Dialogue Tuesday night featuring advocates and specialists in the Lupus field, treatment, coping with the disease, finding a cure and new advancements being pioneered right here in Virginia.
Jasmine Turner will moderate an informative and personal conversation with a heart transplant recipient, the father of an organ donor, and representatives from United Network for Organ Sharing, and Donate Life Virginia.
Wednesday at 11 a.m., NBC12 is hosting a digital dialogue on issues surrounding race in Virginia, including the blackface photos that triggered the crisis at the capitol.
A recent government report says that natural disasters “have already become more frequent, intense, widespread or of long duration" ... and it’s only going to get worse.
AFM - or acute flaccid myelitis - is an illness that’s been in the news quite a bit this fall. The polio-like illness has caused dozens of children to get sick and even caused several deaths.
Among the topics will be how to file a missing persons report and a look at the different laws in place to make sure the community knows when someone is missing.
As Breast Cancer Awareness month kicks off, NBC12 wants to take the time to have an important conversation about detection, treatment, support and so much more.
During our Digital Dialogue, you’ll get a chance to ask questions about ways you and your children can save and prepare for the enormous expense of higher education.
