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McAuliffe Claims Big Lead in Latest Wason Center Poll
NEWPORT NEWS- A number of Democrats want to see former governor Terry McAuliffe back in his old seat. That’s one of the key takeaways from the Wason Center’s latest poll.
How Does COVID-19 Affect Animals? Virginia Zoo Case Offers Answers
NORFOLK – How does COVID-19 affect animals? A case at the Virginia Zoo in Norfolk shows that wildlife can get the virus, but the impact is slightly different.
Rashid: Systemic Racism And Police Brutality Go Hand in Hand
STAFFORD-Police brutality is linked to systemic racism, Qasim says. In order to solve the problems, we have to address both.
Dogwood Download: Things You Should Know For April 17
RICHMOND-Virginia enters Phase 2, McAuliffe campaign fundraising outpaces other candidates, and some colleges will require vaccinations to return to campus.
Can We Stop Gun Violence? McAuliffe Hosts Panel Looking For Answers
MCLEAN – Approximately 1,000. That’s the number of Virginians gun violence kills every year. But how do we solve that problem?
Lt. Governor Candidates Debate Climate, Housing, and Education
Five Democratic candidates for lieutenant governor were fighting to distinguish themselves from the pack during their most recent debate.
Windsor Council Says They Support Their Police And Officer Crocker
WINDSOR-The Windsor Town Council stands behind its police department and Officer Daniel Crocker. Mayor Glyn Willis delivered that statement during Tuesday night’s meeting.
Northam Orders State Investigation Into Windsor Traffic Stop
WINDSOR- In December, two Windsor police officers pulled guns on U.S. Army 2nd Lieutenant Caron Nazario during a traffic stop. And then things went bad.
Dogwood Download: Things You Should Know For Tuesday, April 6
RICHMOND-The first primary debate goes live, a historical building gets recognized, Rev. Barber delivers a sermon and we meet Micah Head.
Dogwood Download: Things You Should Know For Monday, April 5
Some Virginia health districts move to Phase 2, debate over building name at University of Richmond intensifies, and a drive-thru cannabis dispensary is opening in Richmond.
State Board of Elections Selects Ballot Order, Certifies Election
The State Board of Elections met virtually on Wednesday to determine the order in which individuals will appear on the June 8 Democratic Party Primary ballot.
Was Donovon Lynch Armed? Questions Remain in Virginia Beach Shooting
VIRGINIA BEACH-In a reversal from Saturday’s press conference, officials now say Donovan Lynch was “brandishing a handgun” when he was shot.
What Do We Know About The Virginia Beach Shootings?
VIRGINIA BEACH-National media rushed to call it a mass shooting incident. Instead, there are three cases and plenty of questions.
Dogwood Download: Things You Should Know For Wednesday, March 24
RICHMOND-Houseless rates are up, a whistleblower is fired and Northam signs an executive order to reduce plastic pollution.
Antonio LaMotta, Joshua Macias Ask Judge to Drop Charges
PHILADELPHIA-Joshua Macias and Antonio LaMotta didn’t actually do anything on Nov. 5, their attorneys said. Speaking during a virtual court hearing Thursday, the attorneys argued Philadelphia officials should drop all charges against their clients.
Connolly’s Straw Poll Highlights Shifts in Virginia Governor’s Race
FAIRFAX-Wednesday’s St. Patrick’s Day straw poll saw some Democratic candidates built support over the past month, while others fell.
Dogwood Download: Things You Should Know For Wednesday, March 17
RICHMOND-Vaccination clinics launch, a bizarre meme starts spreading about schools and we get news about the Chincoteague pony swim.
Dogwood Download: Things You Should Know For Tuesday, March 16
RICHMOND-Unemployment keeps dropping, more students head to class, we look at the COVID-19 test rate and continue our #ThisIsVirginia series.
Dogwood Download: Things You Should Know For Monday, March 15
DANVILLE-A mass vaccination clinic opens today, Sovah Health rolls back restrictions and and we head back to school.
Democratic Candidates Highlight Differences in Virginia People’s Debate
RICHMOND – On Thursday, a coalition of more than 40 progressive advocacy groups came together to host the latest Virginia People’s Debate.
What’s the Plan Now for New River Valley Rail?
CHRISTIANSBURG-Where does the plan for New River Valley Rail go from here? When can residents expect to see construction?
Dogwood Download: Things You Should Know For Wednesday, March 3
RICHMOND- A bomb threat locks down Bridgewater College, a New Valley nonprofit needs some help and only one candidate showed up for last night’s debate.
Only Jay Jones Shows Up For Democratic Attorney General Debate
RICHMOND-Tuesday night was supposed to be this year’s first Democratic debate. However, only one candidate, Del. Jay Jones, showed up.
Xzavier Hill Decision Comes Down. What Evidence Did Grand Jury See?
RICHMOND-Officials won’t file charges in the shooting death of Xzavier Hill.
Is Your Local Health Department Open? Here’s a Look.
RICHMOND – Health districts across Virginia are responding to the COVID-19 pandemic in different ways, and some are even closing their doors.
Dogwood Download: Things You Should Know For Wednesday, Feb. 24
RICHMOND-The Virginia legislature votes to end student lunch debt lawsuits while Richmond’s biggest LGBTQ community organizations merge.
Now That Virginia’s Repealed The Death Penalty, What Changes?
RICHMOND-A bill to ban the death penalty in Virginia passed the General Assembly today. Now, it goes to the governor’s desk for final approval.
Warner Proposes Investments During Regional Transit Roundtable
ARLINGTON – Virginia’s transportation industry needs federal support.
McAuliffe, Chase Lead in First Wason Center Poll
NEWPORT NEWS – Most Virginians don’t know who they want to be governor.