Separation Of Virginia History Standards, Curriculum Causes Questions

As communities and experts review Virginia's K-12 history and social science standards, many anxiously await curriculum frameworks.

Six Are Dead, And Youngkin Refuses To Use The Words "Guns," "Firearms," Or "Large-Capacity Magazines"

Researchers and policymakers know the ways to reduce gun violence and needless murders across the country.

Lawsuit Against Chesapeake Walmart Over Warning Signs; More Va., Headlines

A worker at the Chesapeake Walmart filed a $50 million lawsuit claiming the company failed to act on her prior complaints.

Miyares Asks For Freeze On Loan Payments For Pink Energy Projects

Republican Attorney General Jason Miyares joined a coalition of states in asking five solar lending companies to freeze these loan payments.

Virginia Rep. Donald McEachin Dies At 61

Va., Congressman Donald McEachin, a Democrat who represented the commonwealth's 4th District, died Monday night, according to his office.

Virginia's Largesse With Dominion Energy? "Don't Applaud Yet," Commentary States

After years of wrangling, Va., finally allows certain customers of Dominion Energy Virginia to buy solar energy from independent providers.

Proposal To Reduce Cosmetology Licensure Hours Sparks Backlash

The General Laws Subcommittee room was filled to the brim and unusually colorful on an afternoon in March 2022.

Vigil In Chesapeake After Walmart Shooting; More Va., Headlines

At this vigil, Chesapeake's mayor called the Walmart shooting the city's "darkest hour."

After $9.5K FOIA Bill, NAACP Releases Records On Virginia's Election Integrity Unit

A message included "a clear statement" indicating there was no evidence of widespread fraud, the report says.

Survivor Sues Walmart For $50M After Virginia Shooting

An employee at the Chesapeake Walmart where six people were killed claims the company knew about Andre Bing's "disturbing behavior."

Virginia Walmart Shooting Victims Mourned At Chesapeake Vigil

During a Monday vigil for the Virginia Walmart mass shooting, Gov. Glenn Youngkin vowed to address the state's "mental health crisis."

Possible 50 MPH Damaging Winds In VA Weather Forecast

Wind gusts could reach 50 mph Wednesday in parts of Virginia, and continue into Thursday, along with colder temps, according to forecasts.

Youngkin Is No Babe Ruth When It Comes To Governance -- Commentary

Babe Ruth's home run record was to fall. Roger Maris broke Ruth's 60-homer single-season record with his 61st homer, off Tracy Stallard.

When IS The Time To Talk About Restricting Guns, Mr. Youngkin?

“Following the second mass shooting in Va., in as many weeks that left 7 dead as of midday Wednesday. . ." Indeed, more dead, senselessly.

Virginia Skill-Game Lawsuit Pushed Back Again Over Disputed Budget Amendment

It's among the hundreds of pages of legal documents filed in a Southside Virginia courthouse, as part of a closely watched gambling law.

Former Delegate Suing State Democratic Party Over Nomination; More Va., Headlines

Former Democratic delegate Cheryl Turpin is suing the party and the commonwealth, challenging the constitutionality of a filing fee.

Ice Cream Flavor Recalled In VA Due To Serious Allergy Risk: FDA

A flavor of ice cream was recalled from Weis Markets stores in Virginia stores and six other states because of a serious allergy risk.

Manchin Bill In Congressional Lame-Duck Session Would Approve Mountain Valley Pipeline; Kaine Disagrees

This is among the items on Congress's lengthy to-do list by the end of the year.

2 Virginia Beach Walmarts Receive 'Threatening Calls'; Police Respond

The reports come two days after an employee at a Chesapeake Walmart opened fire, killing six people and injuring multiple others.

VA Walmart Gunman Left Note On Phone; Bought Gun Legally: Officials

Officials released a note​ 31-year-old Andre Bing​ left on his phone, which was found at the scene.

Where To Cut Down Your Own Christmas Tree 2022: Virginia Tree Farms

Make some memories by cutting down your Christmas tree. Use our guide to find a tree farm close to you in VA, and here's how to care for it.

Black Friday 2022 Food Freebies, Restaurant Deals In Virginia

Many Virginia restaurants will cater to Black Friday shoppers with discounts or free food deals Nov. 25.

Community Mourns Victims Of Chesapeake Walmart Mass Shooting

Linda Gamble, the mother of a victim shot at a Chesapeake, VA, Walmart, urges an end to gun violence: "Too much killing in this land."

In Commentary, Georgetown Primary School Teacher Is Lauded For Her Unique Innovations

Teachers go to great lengths – and even heights – to provide the best learning environments for their children. Sometimes literally.

VA Retailers Closed On Thanksgiving: Target, Old Navy, Walmart, Others

Several big box stores and retailers in VA, DC will be closed on Thanksgiving to allow employees to spend time at home with their families.

Dominion Wants Wise County Coal Plant To Stay As Is

A report by Dominion Energy finds the company's largely coal-fired Virginia City Hybrid Energy Center in Wise County is economically viable.

Richmond's Pulse Has Been A Surprise Success; Other Cities And States Are Taking Notice

Since it began in June 2018, Richmond's Pulse has driven its way to becoming one of the most successful bus rapid transit services.

Mass Shooting At Chesapeake Walmart Kills Seven; More Va., Headlines

Seven people are dead after a shooter opened fire in a Walmart in Chesapeake late Tuesday, the second mass shooting in as many weeks in Va.

After Chesapeake, UVA Shootings, Youngkin To Propose Mental Health Agenda

This follows the second mass shooting in Virginia in as many weeks, that left seven dead as of Friday mid-day.

Last “Friendsgiving” at the original Food Court at Reber-Thomas

Liberty University’s annual “Friendsgiving” felt extra special this year.

Sodexo partners with Liberty University on 3,148-pound food donation

Every year at Thanksgiving, Liberty Dining by Sodexo hosts a food drive on the Liberty University campus to benefit the Lynchburg community

Victims IDed After Employee Opens Fire At Virginia Walmart, Killing 6

The shooter — a Walmart employee — opened fire in the store's break room, according to a witness, before turning the gun on himself.

State Corporation Commission Weighs New Offshore Wind Settlement

The State Corporation Commission is weighing a proposed new agreement between Dominion Energy and consumer and environmental advocates.

Tribes Awarded State Grants For The First Time To Conserve Va., Forest Land

It is the mission to gain back lands lost since Capt. John Smith's first expeditions throughout the Chesapeake Bay in 1608.

First Black Superintendent Of VMI Faces Backlash; More Va., Headlines

The U.S. Supreme Court turned down an appeal from Fairfax County School Board arguing it couldn't be held liable for the alleged assault.

NoVA, DC Forecast: Storm Arrives For Thanksgiving Weekend Travel

Skies will be clear on Thanksgiving, but a storm is brewing that could affect weekend travel plans in Virginia and DC, the forecast shows.

Virginia Police Crack Down Thanksgiving Week: Buckle Up

Extra police are on VA roads Thanksgiving week after 54% of traffic deaths in 2022 were people who didn't use their seatbelt, police said.

As Mental Health Problems In Schools Soar, Provider Pulls Out Of Southwestern Districts

Several southwestern Va., school districts have less than a month before losing a key mental health services provider.

‘Directly Conflicting' Virginia Bills Could Mean More Chaos In Charitable Poker Fight

The Virginia General Assembly has passed lots of legislation on charitable gaming lately; so much, in fact, a state senator claims.

Board Of Ed Rebuffs Emergency Accreditation Overhaul; More Va., Headlines

The motive behind the University of Virginia shooting remains unclear, while families of both the suspect and the victims struggle.