
Fairfax Sues CBS For Defamation
(Richmond)- Virginia Lieutenant Governor Justin Fairfax is hitting CBS with a 400-million-dollar defamation lawsuit. The lawsuit claims the network defamed him when it broadcast interviews with two ...Read more
(Richmond)- Virginia Lieutenant Governor Justin Fairfax is hitting CBS with a 400-million-dollar defamation lawsuit. The lawsuit claims the network defamed him when it broadcast interviews with two ...Read more
(Hopewell)- The state is giving a grant to Hopewell City Public Schools to help finalize its plans for year-round school. The school board approved a plan for a balanced calendar earlier this ...Read more
(Richmond)- Some customers of Dominion Energy are demanding refunds. Activists gathered for a rally outside the company’s Richmond headquarters yesterday after it was revealed recently ...Read more
Arlington)- Amazon is kicking off a hiring spree next week in six cities including Arlington. The online shopping giant needs to fill 30-thousand jobs by early next year. Recruiters will be in ...Read more
(DC)- Metro is reopening for today’s commute after it concluded its final testing for a rush hour train simulation. The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority says that regular rail ...Read more
(Charlottesville)- The University of Virginia is one of the country’s top public universities in new rankings from U.S. News and World Report. UVA ranked fourth, just behind ...Read more
(Richmond)- Three couples in Virginia are suing the state after being required to identify their race on their marriage licenses. The suit, filed Thursday, slams the statute as ...Read more
(Loudoun)- Art lovers have a chance to see some happy little trees in Loudoun County beginning Tuesday. The Franklin Park Performing and Visual Arts Center in Purcellville is opening a five-week ...Read more
(DC)- DC is planning to demolish RFK Stadium by 2021. Officials say the demolition of the stadium is “driven by a need to save money.” RFK Stadium opened its doors nearly 58 years ago ...Read more
(Spotsylvania)- A Spotsylvania woman is heading to prison for embezzling thousands of dollars from a local affordable housing group. Connie Jones was serving as executive director of the ...Read more