DC’s Journalism Museum Is Closing
(DC)- The Newseum will close its doors this winter. The Newseum announced in a statement that it will be closing down for good December 31st. The museum hosts artifacts from 9/11 and the Berlin ...Read more
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Joint Meeting Held To Discuss Amazon Preparations
(Alexandria)- Two local governments in northern Virginia are discussing how to manage the Amazon effect. The Arlington County Board and Alexandria City Council held a joint meeting to make sure ...Read more
Suspended Officer To Return To Full Duty After ICE Incident
(Fairfax)- A Fairfax police officer who detained a driver to turn over to immigration officials is returning to full duty tomorrow. The officer was initially suspended for breaking the ...Read more
Dominion Energy Seeking Approval For Power Grid Upgrades
(Richmond)- Dominion Energy is seeking approval for a nearly 600-million-dollar plan to upgrade the state’s electrical grid. The company filed a request with the State Corporation Commission ...Read more
Health Officials Report Vaping-Related Death Of Virginia Resident
(Richmond)- The first vaping-related death of a Virginia resident is being confirmed. The state Department of Health is reporting a person from southwest Virginia died at a hospital in Greensboro, ...Read more
Fall Leaves Not So Colorful This Year
(Blacksburg)- The leaves may not be quite as colorful this fall. A forestry professor at Virginia Tech says the recent lack of rain is heavily affecting the usual vibrant colors on trees. Some ...Read more
Judge Upholds Some Abortion Laws, Strikes Down Others
(Richmond)- A federal judge is upholding some of the state’s abortion laws, while striking down others. Judge Henry Hudson ruled yesterday that a requirement to perform non-surgical second ...Read more
Student Made Up Story About Bullies Cutting Her Dreadlocks
(Springfield)- A sixth-grade girl in northern Virginia is admitting she falsely accused three classmates of pinning her down and cutting her dreadlocks. The 12-year-old from Immanuel Christian ...Read more
Herring Believes Marijuana Decriminalization Could Come Next Year
(Richmond)- Virginia’s attorney general says he believes marijuana decriminalization is coming to the Commonwealth sooner than later. Mark Herring and Delegate Stephen Heretick spoke about ...Read more
State Democrats Have More Cash On Hand Than Republicans
(Richmond)- Democratic state House candidates are reporting more cash on hand than their Republican counterparts. The Virginia Public Access Project is reporting Democrats have ...Read more
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