Mary Sandridge discussed the significant costs associated with memory impairment and related disorders and the confusion about what Medicare covers and what it does not.

UVA Economics Professor Ed Burton discusses the $34 Trillion dollar national debt and how it is affecting all of us through inflation and much more.

Tamika Braveheart a research nurse and Alana Baker, a licensed clinical social worker both with the Center for Leading Addiction Research at the UVA Health System joined the Morning News to discuss addiction, trauma, harm reduction and more.

Virginia's Head Men's Basketball coach reacts to a gutsy road performance from his team to keep NCAA Tournament hopes alive.

Local business owner Aqura Nicholson joined WINA for Chamber LIVE to talk about Tomorrow Talks: She Believes, She Achieves which is a workshop that she and Dr. Tamara Dias are facilitating as a part of the Minority Business Alliance.

The Executive Director of Loaves & Fishes Food Pantry and the Director of PR and Communcations at the Blue Ridge Area Foodbank joined the show for a candid conversation about local food insecurity and more.

Michael Guthrie provides an update on the local market as well as a big announcement regarding the CAAR Foundation.

UVA Politics Professor Mary Kate Cary discusses the South Carolina Republican Presidential Primary, RFK Jr., recent polling, and the interesting dynamic of the ‘strident minority’ controlling the narrative in both parties and more.

Charlottesville Commonwealth’s Attorney Joe Platania discusses holding violent offenders accountable, progress in the City and success of Chief Kochis, and alarming statistics involving drugs and violence in communities of color.