We’ve Had Murder Hornets. Now It’s Time for Hammerhead Worms.
MIDLOTHIAN- First, there were murder hornets. Then, there were puss caterpillars.
Nov
2020
15
Arianna Coghill
Nov
2020
13
Richmond Restaurants Lean on Each Other for Help
RICHMOND- At the height of the pandemic, 94% of Virginia restaurants had to lay off or furlough their employees.
Nov
2020
11
A New Plan: William & Mary Students Design Potential COVID-19 Therapy
WILLIAMSBURG- This year, the college of William and Mary will be competing alongside 250 other schools worldwide for a chance to win a prize.
Nov
2020
11
How Do You Have Online Classes Without Internet? Education Summit Raises Questions
RICHMOND- When the pandemic hit Virginia, most colleges were right in the middle of the 2019-2020 spring semester.
Nov
2020
10
What’s the Right Answer? Lawmakers, Educators Consider Education’s Future in Virginia
RICHMOND-In the age of COVID-19, schools had to change their classroom dynamics.
Nov
2020
6
The VEC Warns of Scam Calls Trying to Steal Your Unemployment Money
RICHMOND- If someone from the state Employment Commission asks for your social security number on the phone, hang up.
Nov
2020
3
‘The Pandemic is the Issue’ : Voters Come Out in Amelia County
AMELIA COUNTY- The polls are officially closed across Virginia.
Oct
2020
30
More Virginia Seniors Are Dying From Dementia. Social Isolation Might Be the Cause.
CHARLOTTESVILLE- When you talk about COVID-19, most of the conversation involves the actual virus.
Oct
2020
28
Virginia’s New Budget Gives an Extra $116 Million for Universities
Gov. Ralph Northam allocated $116 million Tuesday to help colleges and universities stay open during the pandemic.
Oct
2020
26
Why The Youth Vote Matters: College Students Get Involved in Virginia
RICHMOND- In 2017, Virginia saw a record breaking number of young voters take to the polls.
