Richard and Mildred Loving were a Virginia couple whose marriage in 1958 in Washington, D.C. led to their arrest when they returned home to Central Point, Virginia.

Mildred Loving's relationship made her a civil rights trailblazer. Her support for same-sex marriage made her an inspiration.

In this Valentine's Day season, I am reminded of Mildred Loving's and St. Valentine's acts of justice for the right to love ...

The 22-foot-tall sculpture The Embrace, in the Boston Common, symbolizes the strength of Black love. It symbolizes the love of a power couple and the hug Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Coretta Scott ...

Love has shaped history in profound ways, inspiring art, war, political shifts, and cultural transformations. While some love ...

Authentic charm, amazing festivals and outdoor adventures make West Virginia the ideal “cliché-free” destination groups are looking for — and now, it’s easier to get to than ever.

Black History Month is an annual observance centered on celebrating the history, heritage, cultural influence and social ...

Brenda Gayle Shumaker, 76, affectionately known as “Gay” to close friends and family, passed away peacefully on Thursday, ...

Telling Our Stories: Black American History Celebration, 2 to 5 p.m. Feb. 15. Chesapeake Public Libraries is hosting poet Sharran C. Taylor (aka Kween Yakini). The program will include original poetry ...

8News Morning Anchor Delaney Hall and Meteorologist Jacqueline Waters speaking with Richmond composer Damien Geter on Friday, Jan. 31 to learn about the world premiere of Loving v. Virginia ...

This powerful new opera tells the inspiring true story of Mildred and Richard Loving, whose courage and love led to the landmark Supreme Court decision that struck down laws prohibiting interracial ...