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Word for the good guys who oppose the Next Era-Dominion merger: Good luck
The Florida-based energy conglomerate that wants to buy Dominion Energy isn’t afraid to play dirty to get its way. And they’re go-o-o-od at it, too.
Gov. Spanberger taking brave stand on behalf of data center developers
Let’s say you’re Abigail Spanberger, and your approval numbers are already circling the toilet, but you still have some folks on your side. What could you do to maybe strip it down to the studs?
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Lawmakers pressing owners over unsafe conditions at senior living apartment complex
An apartment complex for seniors with disabilities in Petersburg was evacuated on two hours notice last week after the city’s code enforcement office declared the facility uninhabitable.
Virginia Department of Health launches measles dashboard in wake of outbreak
The recent outbreak of measles in Buckingham County has our attention, and the attention of the Virginia Department of Health, which is launching a new measles dashboard, so that we can all keep up with what’s going on.
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MAGA-connected data center developer wants to move forward with Northern Virginia project
A data center outfit owned by the leveraged buyout firm Blackstone Group is trying to push forward with plans to build a digital gateway adjacent to Manassas National Battlefield Park.
Eugene Vindman votes with MAGAs on the Don’t Say Trans and Forced Outing Bill
Ben Cline and John McGuire, of course, voted in favor of what the MAGAs are calling the Stopping Indoctrination and Protecting Kids Act – or what we’re calling the Don’t Say Trans and Forced Outing Bill.
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Putting John Sterling’s consecutive-games broadcast streak in perspective
A friend texted me a stat about the late New York Yankees radio guy John Sterling calling 5,271 consecutive Yankee games over a 30-year stretch, before finally taking a day off in 2019, and my initial thought: a three-game weekend series would wear me out.
Two-time NASCAR Cup Series champ Kyle Busch, 41, dead after ‘severe illness’
The news with two-time NASCAR Cup Series champ Kyle Busch this morning was that he was going to have to miss this weekend’s Coca-Cola 600 due to "severe illness."
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