(Richmond)- People can share their thoughts on Gov. Youngkin’s administration’s proposed rewrite of the state’s K-12 history learning standards in a series of hearings across Virginia that ...Read more
(DC)- The cherry trees at the Tidal Basin have reached stage four of their blooming cycle, the National Park Service announced over the weekend. The blossoms reached stage three on March 7 and ...Read more
(DC)- Virginia Senator Mark Warner welcomed a move by the federal reserve and other major government authorities to guarantee the deposits of customers at two major banks that suddenly collapsed ...Read more
(Woodbridge)- Representatives with the Vet Center will be at the Marine Corps Museum in Leatherneck Gallery on Saturday from 9 to 5. The Vet Center helps veterans and their families build ...Read more
(NoVA)- The effort to bring the new FBI headquarters to Springfield continues today as state lawmakers make their final pitch to the federal General Services Administration. The other two sites ...Read more
(Richmond)- Some Virginia families can soon apply for grants to use on tutoring for K-12 students as part of a $30 million investment aimed at helping offset pandemic learning losses. Students ...Read more
(DC)- Halfway to bloom. The National Park Service says the cherry trees around D.C.’s Tidal Basin have reached Stage 3, at which the florets extend. This stage usually lasts 12 days. Cherry ...Read more
(Richmond)- Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares has joined 46 other Attorneys General in a coalition which claims that employees at TikTok having been deleting internal messages and are not ...Read more
(Richmond)- Relocating to Virginia is now easier for out-of-state workers who want to move into the state to work in 85 licensed professions. Gov. Youngkin has signed a new law that allows ...Read more
(DC)- The North American Aerospace Defense Command plans to conduct daytime military training flights over the D.C. area late Tuesday morning. The exercise, called “Falco Virgo,” is scheduled ...Read more
