Literally everybody in a position of political authority not named Donald Trump is trying to distance law enforcement from using Flock cameras. And then there’s our elected Augusta County sheriff, goes by the name Donald Smith, who is going out of his way to prostrate himself on the altar of Flock.
Charlottesville Police have made an arrest in a shooting on Sunday that put two people in the hospital.
I wrote last week about how Debra Freeman, who headed up the local WARM homeless shelter for several years, was herself homeless for six months in 2024.
The 10th and Page Neighborhood Association is hosting a community meeting with the head of Stony Point Development on Wednesday to discuss the proposed expansion of Dairy Market, which residents fear will be a negative for their neighborhood.
News Directions Center and JMU partnered in a new art exhibit currently on display at the Waynesboro Public Library highlighting issues with domestic abuse in our community.
A public meeting to go over the plans for the renovation of Lake Shenandoah Dam in Rockingham County is on the schedule for Tuesday, Sept. 29.
The TV networks are finally (!) doing what I’ve been suggesting since the early days of Trump 1.0, announcing on Monday that they’re not going to have a camera at Trump’s beck-and-call anymore.
Now that we’re being told that AI is going to kill us all by the end of the decade, it’s time to start asking some important questions.
Yes, Donald Trump is moving fast to unwind federal air-pollution and climate safeguards, with many changes to take effect before Trump leaves office in 2029.
Sometimes I wonder if the “select media panel” that the ACC tells us each week picks its ACC Football Players of the Week is actually AI, which is here to kill us all, sometime in the next three years.
Team Penske driver Joey Logano executed a dramatic late-race pass on a restart with under 10 laps remaining to win the Bass Pro Shops Night Race at Bristol Motor Speedway on Saturday night
Vegas has the UVA Football team as a 20.5-point favorite over Delaware, which, gotta note here, beat Coastal Carolina by eight, and led Vanderbilt at the half down in Nashville.
The official attendance for the UVA-West Virginia game in Charlotte on Saturday night was 39,377, which looks high, based on what the TV cameras seemed to reveal.
We don’t take press releases or official statements as the final word. Digging in to get the whole story takes time and resources.