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(Richmond)-  After being a family-owned business for 70 years, Saxon Shoes is being sold to Alexandria-based Comfort One Shoes. Saxon is based in Richmond but had a store in Spotsylvania for ...Read more

(DC)- The General Services Administration has chosen Greenbelt, Maryland to host the new FBI  headquarters.  Three sites have been under consideration by a three-person panel for more than a ...Read more

(Hanover)- Hanover voters have rejected a proposal to elect the county’s school board members. A question on the ballot this year asked voters if they wanted to start electing school board ...Read more

(Richmond)- Virginia Organizing led a march from Saint Paul’s Episcopal Church to the Governor’s Mansion over the weekend to protest Governor Youngkin’s policy change regarding ...Read more

(Charlottesville)- The Board of Visitors at UVA is preparing for potential lawsuits and discussing changes to on-campus safety in the wake of a deadly shooting that claimed the lives of three ...Read more

(Richmond)-The Virginia Military Community Infrastructure Program has received $5 million in grants to achieve improvements of military installations and supporting localities. These improvements ...Read more

(Richmond)- A federal judge has ruled Virginia’s new law restricting the sale of popular hemp products can remain in effect. Virginia’s new law, which was passed by the General Assembly and ...Read more

(Richmond)- Gov. Youngkin has issued an executive order aimed at bolstering the response to school-related drug overdoses, after at least eight opioid-related overdoses were reported last month at ...Read more

(Loudoun)-Students at a Loudoun County high school have been connected to at least eight drug-related overdoses. Within the past three weeks, Loudoun deputies say they’ve responded to seven ...Read more

(Richmond)- Gov. Youngkin has issued an executive directive aimed at combatting antisemitism and other forms of anti-religious hatred in Virginia amid Middle East unrest, The order instructs law ...Read more