(Petersburg)- Virginia State University’s marching band is now reinstated amid a hazing investigation. VSU police have narrowed down the anti-hazing violations to a few members of the ...Read more
(Richmond)- The State Forestry Department is preparing for what could be one of the worst fire seasons in years. The fall wildfire season officially began in the state this week, and lasts until ...Read more
(DC)-The U.S. Supreme Court seems split on the possible re-sentencing of Beltway Sniper Lee Malvo. His attorneys have argued that Malvo’s life sentences in Virginia are unconstitutional since ...Read more
(Richmond)- Fundraising numbers are reaching historic highs for Virginia Democrats. The Virginia Public Access Project reports Democratic candidates have raised nearly 32-million-dollars so far ...Read more
(Blacksburg)- Virginia Tech is planning to soon head up a cancer research initiative. The Roanoke Times is reporting the university will collaborate with facilities across its campuses, ...Read more
(DC)- The Beltway sniper is seeking a new sentence. Lee Malvo is serving multiple life sentences for his part in killing ten people in Virginia, Maryland and Washington DC 17 years ago. ...Read more
(Richmond)- Governor Northam is directing state officials to help find Virginians accessible and affordable health care. He signed an executive order which serves as a directive to find ways to ...Read more
(Petersburg)- Virginia State University’s marching band is suspended amid a hazing investigation. Leadership for the Trojan Explosion Marching Band decided to hold off on the group’s ...Read more
(Radford)- A former Radford University student is heading to prison for her roommate’s death. Alexa Cannon was found stabbed to death early this year. The judge sentenced Luisa Cutting of ...Read more
(Charlottesville)- The city of Charlottesville is planning to fight back against a lawsuit connected to two Confederate monuments. A group of residents filed suit two years ago after the city ...Read more
