
UVA Lacrosse: Mueller, Myers earn VaSID top honors
UVA junior Sammy Mueller (Pelham, N.Y.) was named Player of the Year and head coach Julie Myers was voted Coach of the Year by the Virginia Sports Information Director’s (VaSID).

UVA junior Sammy Mueller (Pelham, N.Y.) was named Player of the Year and head coach Julie Myers was voted Coach of the Year by the Virginia Sports Information Director’s (VaSID).

Secretary of Health and Human Resources Daniel Carey will participate in additional roundtables with community leaders and advocates to discuss the gun violence emergency in Virginia and commonsense gun safety legislation.

More than $12 million in state funding will be allocated to deploy electric transit buses in three Virginia localities, using nearly $9 million from the Volkswagen Environmental Mitigation Trust.

William & Mary football is adding three graduate transfers to its 2019 roster: quarterback Kilton Anderson (Coastal Carolina), wide receiver Sean Daniel (Virginia Tech) and offensive lineman Andrew Trainer (Illinois).

Steven Rosenberg will serve as the City of Staunton’s 16th city manager. Rosenberg was confirmed Thursday to succeed Stephen Owen, who retires June 30 after 12 years in the position.

Democratic candidates have filed to run in 90 of 100 House districts, including the 49 seats currently held by Democrats, surpassing their numbers from the 2017 Blue Wave.

On the farm of the future, drones will fly over forests and crops to communicate with robots embedded in harvesting equipment on the ground.

Gov. Ralph Northam said today that he will call members of the Virginia General Assembly into special session for the purpose of addressing gun violence in the Commonwealth.

The Virginia House and Senate Democratic Caucuses are marking Pride Month by celebrating the record number of openly LGBTQ candidates running for the General Assembly. Virginia Democrats remain committed to fighting for equality for all Virginians.

Governor Ralph Northam and the state Board of Education announced that 270 schools and nine school divisions earned 2019 Virginia Index of Performance (VIP) awards for advanced student learning and achievement.
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