Welcome to today’s edition of the Dogwood. We’ve got a roundup of today’s Virginia news coming right up. But First... Looking to vote in the upcoming May elections? The deadline for applying for an absentee ballot is tomorrow at 5 p.m. To find out more, read our...
Obama’s office acknowledged that requests for him to speak played a role in his decision to address graduating seniors.
Virginia’s unemployment insurance claims have dropped to the lowest they’ve been since March, the Virginia Employment Commission reported last week. And with some Virginia businesses getting ready to reopen as the state approaches May 15, those numbers could drop...
As Gov. Ralph Northam readies Virginia for his first phase of recovery from strict stay-at-home orders to slow the spread of coronavirus, leaders in the northern part of the state say they are not ready to reopen. Health officials in the region released a memo...
Welcome to today’s edition of the Dogwood. We’ve got a roundup of Virginia news coming right up. But First... They’re baaaaaaaaaaack. Cicadas are expected to return to Virginia this month after spending 17 years in hiding. The noisy bugs will emerge in the...
The film has become by far the most widespread and dangerous source of coronavirus-related misinformation on the Internet to date.
Gov. Ralph Northam officially said he expects the state’s “Phase One” of reopening to start a week from today. “I anticipate and hope that Phase One will start on May 15th,” Northam said at a press conference Friday. Northam cautioned the first phase of reopening...
The state's liquor board reports continued record sales through April With the coronavirus pandemic keeping people indoors, Virginians appear to be drinking more now than ever before. In April, the Virginia Alcoholic Beverage Control reported sales at state liquor...
A NC activist says people need to do more than talk after Ahmaud Arbery's shooting in Georgia. Here’s how to ‘make it count.'
While the Monthly Economic Crisis Support Act is one of the most expensive ideas put forward so far in the discussion of coronavirus relief, the push for more direct financial aid to wage earners and their families has been gaining support in Congress.
