(DC)- A DC City Council committee is moving forward a bill that lowers the voting age. The legislation will now be placed on the agenda of the November 13th meeting to be voted on by the full ...Read more
(Southern Maryland)- The Charles County Sheriff’s Office is taking a new approach to helping parents look for the warning signs of drug abuse. The H.O.P.E. trailer is set up like a typical ...Read more
(Hanover)- A juvenile is accused of robbing a Hanover business at gunpoint. Deputies say the robbery happened on Tuesday at a business on Mountain Road. They identified the suspect as a ...Read more
(Norfolk)- A new study says Virginia is a difficult state to vote in. The Cost of Voting Index was developed at Northern Illinois University and weighs 33 different variables in every state dating ...Read more
(Charlottesville)- The dress code in Charlottesville city schools no longer allows Confederate imagery. The school board voted last night to ban the Confederate symbols amid a discussion on the ...Read more
(Mount Vernon)- A six-thousand-year-old axe is joining a collection of artifacts at George Washington’s Mount Vernon estate. A group of students and teachers participating in an archaeology ...Read more
(Richmond)- Enrollment begins today for Virginia’s expanded Medicaid program. The General Assembly came to an agreement and voted earlier this year to extend coverage to 400-thousand low ...Read more
(Richmond)- A former volunteer for Democrat Abigail Spanberger’s campaign is being accused of working undercover for Project Veritas. The conservative group has been known to go undercover ...Read more
(DC)- Pedestrians will now get more time to cross some of DC’s busiest streets. the DC Mayor announced yesterday the Department of Transportation will retime traffic signals at more than ...Read more
(Richmond)- VCU will not have a university-wide commencement ceremony this spring. Yesterday VCU President Michael Rao announced that they weren’t able to secure a venue big enough. The ...Read more
