From courtroom to classroom: Roanoke’s Neale is 2026 Virginia Teacher of the Year
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Roanoke’s Hidden Valley High School teacher Matthew Neale was named the 2026 Virginia Teacher of the Year at a ceremony in early May.
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The 3.5 Percent Rule: Hopeful math for saving American democracy
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The “3.5 Percent Rule” — identified by political scientist Erica Chenoweth — should be on the lips of every American anxious about the Trump administration’s headlong drive to replace our democracy with authoritarianism.
Virginia man pleads guilty to $2.9M scheme involving veteran training, jobs
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An Alexandria man pleaded guilty today to his role in a $2.9 million scheme involving veteran training and employment.
Gerry Connolly announces return of cancer, plans to step down at end of term
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Gerry Connolly wrote on social media on Monday that he has been diagnosed again with esophageal cancer.
Former Commerce employee found guilty, 50K images of child erotica on devices
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A Virginia man who worked for the Department of Commerce was convicted of possessing and receiving child sexual abuse material.
VT mass shooting: Everytown expresses outrage over Youngkin vetoes on anniversary
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On the anniversary of Virginia Tech’s mass shooting, a gun violence prevention organization is angry that the governor hasn’t done more.
Grand jury indicts Virginia man who dodged IRS for years, filed false tax returns
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The IRS is frustrated with a Virginia man’s attempts to dodge collection efforts related to false tax returns dating back to 2013.
Virginia’s Top Ten endangered artifacts includes items at Stratford Hall
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The Virginia Association of Museums announced the 14th anniversary of its successful Virginia’s Top 10 Endangered Artifacts program.
Waynesboro: Retiree planned to enjoy property along the river, city invokes eminent domain
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Brian Collins grew up in Charlottesville, and his retirement plans include relocating from Alexandria to Waynesboro to enjoy a simpler life.
Waynesboro: City to pursue legal means for Basic Park greenway easements
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The plans to extend the South River Greenway to Basic Park cleared a minor hurdle as Council approved legal action to obtain easements.
