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Sen. Warner Breaks His 2-Term Promise, Files To Run For 4th Term

Sen. Mark Warner (D), one of Virginia's two U.S. senators, announced on March 16 that he is running for a fourth, six-year term. Warner, who was born in Indianapolis and was the first in his...

FBI Investigating Deadly Shooting In Old Dominion University ROTC Classroom As Potential Act Of Islamist Terrorism

On March 12, a gunman opened fire inside a Reserve Officers' Training Corps (ROTC) classroom at Old...

VA Tech Researchers Propose New Way to Measure Substance Use Recovery

Nearly 50 million people in the United States struggle with substance use disorders, and nearly...

VA Tech Study Finds DNA Test May Predict Leukemia Relapse Risk

Cancer researchers are making strides in efforts to use genetic profiling to develop a more...

Fairfax Ignored Police’s THREE WARNINGS Before Illegal Alien Murdered Stephanie Minter

The Virginia firestorm surrounding how illegal alien Abdul Jalloh could freely knife to death Fredericksburg woman...

Radiation Therapist Applies Personal Experience With Cancer to Work In Treating Pets

For four close family members who died of cancer, for her three furry “babies” at home, MaLora Bush has found more than just a...

House of Delegates Passes Fairness in Female Sports Act, Sage’s Law

The narrowly-divided Virginia House of Delegates passed two closely-watched bills today. HB 1387, the “Fairness in Female Sports Act” (R-Greenhalgh), requires all public K-12...

Delegates McNamara, Williams Join Calls For Controversial Judge To Resign

As reported here, the Office of the Attorney General (AOG) recently released a scathing report on the former Virginia Parole Board scandal from early...

$10,000 Grant Provides Scholarships for Virginia Western Machining Students

New term starts next week for in-demand manufacturing skills The Gene Haas Foundation selected the School of Career and Corporate Training at Virginia Western Community...

Rasoul Pushes Sex-Changes For Minors Without Parental Permission

As reported here, the General Assembly convened in Richmond on January 11, starting with about 5,000 bills to consider. One of the more controversial...

Roanoke City School Board Seeks Public Input on Building Name Nominations

The Roanoke City School Board’s Naming Committee is seeking input from students, families and the community on nominations received for the naming of the...