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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...

Broadband Legislation Flies Through Virginia Senate After Full Vote

Broadband legislation advances through Senate and House Committees, with the Senate bill passing a full floor vote on Tuesday The Virginia Senate has advanced SB...

Governor Youngkin Releases Human Trafficking Prevention Report

The Department of Criminal Justice Services Sex Trafficking Response Coordinator’s Annual Report Also Released During Human Trafficking Month, Governor Glenn Youngkin today announced that the...

Roanoke Region Receives Green Light for Up To $1 Million in Funding for 26-Mile Scenic Rail Trail

Virginia’s biennium budget was finalized this past June, and with it comes funding for trails. A new rail trail running through Botetourt and Craig...

VA Tech Physics Experts: Can We Really Be “Everything Everywhere All at Once?”

Moviegoers have never seen anything quite like “Everything Everywhere All at Once,” the frenetic and quirky independent film that leads the 2023 Oscar race...

“Abused Its Power”- Attorney General’s Report Condemns Rogue Parole Board That Mayor Lea Sat On

During March and April 2020, while Southwest Virginia like most of the rest of the world was reeling in shock from a new virus...

Miyares Joins Lawsuit Against Allowing Asset Managers to Direct Money to “ESG” Investments 

Attorney General Jason Miyares filed a lawsuit alongside 24 other state attorneys general challenging a Department of Labor rule which would affect the retirement...