LEXINGTON-This summer has been a season of tests or lack thereof.
In order to motivate the conservative base, Republican Glenn Youngkin has increasingly embraced manufactured controversies and taken positions that risk inflaming tensions rather than addressing the many crises facing Virginians and their children.
FLOYD – On Feb. 5, Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam said he expects schools to return to in-person instruction by March 15. Schools in Floyd County were ahead of the curve
RICHMOND – Johnson & Johnson didn’t meet their production goals for March. That means fewer doses of the vaccine will be showing up in Virginia over the next week.
RICHMOND-The governor amended his executive order Wednesday, allowing Virginia residents to have a drink at the bar and watch more races.
RICHMOND-Millions of Virginia moms left the workforce last year due to the pandemic. A new law outlines a plan to get them back.
Virginians in the Southeast District voiced their concerns about the effect of gerrymandering on their region at the Virginia Redistricting Commission public hearing Tuesday afternoon.
RICHMOND-Adjunct members of the new VCU workers union claim they’re being targeted through cuts in pay and fewer working hours.
WASHINGTON DC-Despite a judge’s pretrial ban, Thomas Robertson bought $50,000 worth of guns from Jan. to July, prosecutors said.
WILLIAMSBURG – The pandemic didn’t stop paleontological digs for William and Mary senior Mackenzie Chriscoe.
