It’s been a very hectic news cycle, a trifecta of sorts – the coronavirus, the economy and George Floyd protests.
With dozens of stories everyday, it’s easy to miss some here and there.
Here are some of WYDaily’s most-read stories so you can get in on the conversation:
Racial injustice
Linda Howard remembers graduating from an all black high school in the midst of the Civil Rights movement in the 1960s. READ MORE
From 1961 to 2020: How racial injustice has continued to shape Williamsburg
Reparations
More universities across the nation are facing a reckoning with their history of slavery, but some are finding creative solutions in the form of reparations. READ MORE
Area universities are finding creative solutions to reckon with history of racial injustice
Added security
William & Mary has placed extra security from the college’s police department around the Thomas Jefferson statue after it was defaced. READ MORE
Security added following defacing and attempted removal of Jefferson statue at William & Mary
James Monroe’s Highland
A new student petition has surfaced at William & Mary protesting the funding of a plantation formerly owned by James Monroe, fifth president of the United States. READ MORE
William & Mary students frustrated with portion of budget spent on James Monroe’s Highland
Body cams
Law enforcement agencies in the Historic Triangle are relying more and more at body cameras to record their interactions with the public. READ MORE
Area law enforcement agencies are using body cameras more than ever, but do they actually help?