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Throughout this Black History Month CBS 6 has been dedicated to showcasing the stories of the black community right here in the RVA.

If there’s one thing you can count on seeing when visiting the Bethel Hills Community, it’s smiles.

A nearly 120-year-old sculpture of one of Richmond’s storied Black religious leaders is available for public viewing in the lobby of the Hilton Hotel in Downtown Richmond.

More than three decades after his groundbreaking work on climate change rocked the world, East Lyme scientist John Jasper is again in the spotlight with the publication of a study this month in the sc...

A Christmas Carol made him a national treasure, yet the black-hearted miser had more in common with its creator than Victorians realised

SELINSGROVE — Sit back, relax and — wait a minute. There are actors stomping through the audience aisles. Actors poking their heads out from the balcony. Actors asking the audience

  The Parker Theatre on South State Street presents “The Mystery of Edwin Drood” to center stage Sept. 23-Oct. 28. The book of the same name is the final piece of literature written by Charles Dickens before he died. However, it was never finished. Given that it’s a murder mystery, the novel being unfinished makes...

Plus, Seth gives us the play-by-play of the American Songbook Association's Lifetime Achievement Award ceremony for Betty Buckley and shares some of his favorite Betty Deconstructions.

Femme A La Montre was owned by art patron Emily Fisher Landau and depicts Picassos golden muse Marie-Therese Walter, a woman with whom the Spanish artist was known to have had an affair.

On the corner block of Richmonds St. James Street, nestled in between several colorful row homes, Katherine Trent had spent decades building a legacy — her home.