UVA Report Sheds Light On Utility-Scale Solar Farm Decommissioning

Guidance on how local governments can protect themselves when utility-scale solar farms reach the end of their life is now available.

Quicker, More Efficient Travel Eyed In Proposed Rail Connection

The drive between Richmond and Charlottesville takes a little over an hour.

A New Hanover Transgender Student Policy; More Va., Headlines

A new Roanoke College poll found Gov. Glenn Youngkin's approval rating ticking up to 55 percent.

Bed Bath & Beyond To Close 150 Stores; Are VA Locations Affected?

The home goods retailer Bed Bath & Beyond, which has 22 stores in Virginia, also said it will cut 20 percent of its staff through layoffs.

Virginia Won't Tax Forgiven Student Loans, Despite News Reports

Virginia will not tax as income student loans forgiven under a new plan announced by President Biden, according to two state agencies.

‘Forever Chemicals' In Roanoke Co. Reservoir; More Va., Headlines

U.S. Rep. Spanberger, D-Henrico, wrote Gov. Youngkin a letter asking him to ensure that a repeat of the shutdown doesn't happen again.

Virginia Waters Troubled By Multiple Harmful Algal Blooms

Phenomena known as harmful algal blooms have led Va., to add portions of Lake Anna and six other water bodies to its impaired waters list.

Judge Throws Out Obscenity Case Attempting To Restrict Sales Of Books In Virginia Beach

A judge dismissed an attempt to use an arcane Virginia obscenity law to prevent bookstores from selling two titles to minors.

Here Are VA's 21 Best Colleges For The 2023 School Year: Report

Niche released its "2023 Best Colleges Rankings" for Virginia and the nation. Here's where the state's institutions stand.

Commentary: Democrats' Comeback In Recent Weeks Could Turn Tide Of Midterms

If you're determined to stay awake until you know which political party will control the U.S. House of Representatives, you'll be sleepless.

Four Takeaways From Virginia's Post-Pandemic Standardized Test Results

Education officials in Virginia have made addressing the student achievement gap a top priority in Virginia.

"Wild, Wild West" Of Cannabis; More Va., Headlines

Some Virginia cannabis entrepreneurs aren't waiting for the state to work out the details of what a fully legal market should look like.

Virginia Expands Monkeypox Vaccine Eligibility

More Virginians will be able to receive the monkeypox vaccine after the state expanded eligibility, the result of federal changes.

Many Residents Remain Skeptical About Partnership To Aid Petersburg

"They (residents) described emotions ranging from ecstasy to caution about the rollout," the report states.

How Private Equity Affected A Richmond Nursing Home; More Va., Headlines

After a private equity firm bought St. Joseph's Home for the Aged in Richmond, “the company reduced staff, removed amenities."

California's 2035 Ban On New Gas-Powered Cars Set To Apply To Virginia

California's decision to ban the sale of new gas-powered cars beginning in 2035 will also halt the sale of such vehicles in Virginia.

A 'Regal' Beagle: Duke, Duchess Of Sussex Adopt Rescued Envigo Dog

A 7-year-old mama beagle will spend the rest of her life at home with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.

If Youngkin's Intentions Prevail, Author Says, Virginia's Climate-Change Progress Will Be Decimated

(By Chelsea Harnish, of the Virginia Energy Efficiency Council.)

Federal Regulators Grant Mountain Valley Pipeline Four-Year Extension

The federal government granted Mountain Valley Pipeline a four-year extension to complete work Tuesday, regulators labeling the approval.

While Loving The Game And Grateful For It, Author Cautions Of Football's Perils

The first rituals of fall and a fresh school year will renew themselves, as boys (and some girls) across Virginia snap the chinstraps on.

A Republican Veterans Community Center Is Open; More Va., Headlines

The Republican National Committee has opened a new veterans community center in Virginia Beach to offer training to veterans.

D.C. Region Leaders Want To Halve Transportation Emissions By 2030, Despite Road-Widening Plans

The National Capital Region Transportation Planning Board has pledged to significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions from cars and trucks.

Buchanan Metallurgical Coal Mine To Expand After Deal With Virginia

Virginia's largest coal mining operation is set to get even larger after Gov. Glenn Youngkin's administration announced a deal.

EPA Removes Chesterfield Car Battery Site From Superfund List

A site near the James River used nearly 40 years ago by a company that dismantled car batteries is no longer on the EPA's list.

Dominion Opposes Performance Guarantee For Wind Farm; More Va., Headlines

Dominion wants state regulators to get rid of a ratepayer protection known as a performance guarantee, that was included.

A Virginia Skill-Game Company Has Sued Convenience Stores Nearly 150 Times

Queen of Virginia, a skill-game company in the state, has characterized its enterprise as a way to let small businesses gain opportunities.

Blacks, Others Shouldn't Have To Obliterate Their Presence To Receive Fair Home Value

Another case of likely racial discrimination in housing appraisals has cropped up, this time in Baltimore.

Judge Sides With UVA In Free Speech Suit; More Va., Headlines

A federal judge sided with the University of Virginia in a free speech lawsuit from a former medical student.

Flu shots now available at CVS Pharmacy® and MinuteClinic® nationwide

43 percent of Americans say they’ll visit a retail pharmacy to get the flu vaccine this season

The Misery, Violence, And Portent Of Charlottesville, Like Selma and Kent State, Can Never Be Forgotten

Selma, Kent State; the deadly sacrifices of people as they fought for what they believe is right. Charlottesville was hatred and ignorance.

Virginia Teacher Shortage Remains A Formidable Challenge

The number of unfilled teaching slots across Virginia can change by the day and even by the hour, as districts race to fill positions.

Hemorrhagic Disease Causing Deer Deaths Around Virginia

An infectious virus known as hemorrhagic disease is once again causing white-tailed deer deaths around Virginia.

Redistricting Spurs Incumbent Fight In Hampton Roads; More Va., Headlines

Redistricting has left two longtime Democratic politicians in Hampton Roads in the same district.

NoVA, DC Weather: Thunderstorms, Damaging Winds In Forecast

Several rounds of storms and damaging winds are threatening Northern Virginia and DC on Monday. Here is what to expect in the NWS forecast.

VA Hurricane Forecast: How Many Storms Likely In Quiet Start To Season

The 2022 hurricane season may be quieter than federal officials initially projected. But Virginians should be prepared for named storms.

Presenting A Positive Youth Mental Health Program In Virginia Remains A Challenge -- Commentary

(By Kristin Lennox and Emily Moore, child advocates.)

Appalachian Power Rates Will Rise After Supreme Court Of Virginia Ruling

Electricity rates for Appalachian Power Company customers are poised to go up after the Supreme Court of Va., reversed part of a decision.

Virginia's Education Test Results Remain Low Compared To Pre-Pandemic Rates

Virginia's pass rates from the Standards of Learning, other assessments released continue to remain lower than pre-pandemic results.

Youngkin To Propose $400 Million In Tax Relief; More Va., Headlines

Gov. Glenn Youngkin plans to set aside almost $400 million for additional tax relief in his upcoming budget proposal.

With Unexpectedly High State Revenues, Youngkin Calls For More Tax Relief

This occurs as Virginia took in roughly $1.9 billion in unanticipated revenues over the past fiscal year, the report states.