(Charlottesville)- Following days of investigation into the deadly shooting at the University of Virginia on Sunday night, State Police will now be taking over. The Virginia State Police ...Read more
(Richmond)- After hours of public comment over proposed changes to state history standards, the Virginia Board of Education decided not to move forward with a new draft that drew criticism. The ...Read more
(Richmond)- A new bill in Virginia would require transgender student-athletes to play on teams based on their biological sex. Delegate Karen Greenhalgh from Virginia Beach proposed the legislation. ...Read more
(Charlottesville)- The University of Virginia will hold an on-campus memorial service for the three football players who were shot and killed Sunday. UVA President Jim Ryan made the announcement on ...Read more
(NoVA)- The Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority will increase the toll on the Dulles Toll Road for 2-axle vehicles from $3.25 to $4 at the main toll plaza and from $1.50 to $2 on ramps ...Read more
(Haymarket)- Prince Willliam police reported the seizure of more than 1,000 fentanyl pills. Police say the pills were obtained late last week during a controlled buy in Haymarket. Two people were ...Read more
(Richmond)- Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares says his office has reached a settlement with Walmart to address allegations that the corporation contributed to the opioid crisis by failing to ...Read more
(Richmond)- A report by a Virginia watchdog agency has detailed the lasting impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on Virginia’s public K-12 education. The Joint Legislative Audit and Review Commission ...Read more
(DC)- Metro officials reopened six stations along the Blue and Yellow Lines that have been closed since September as part of a construction project. Metro says the six stations south of Reagan ...Read more
(Augusta)- The Virginia Department of Forestry has announced that, after collecting acorns from Virginians, it has planted more than eight tons at their nursery in Augusta County. According to a ...Read more
