No more life of luxury for Nexus EVP, will spend nearly seven years behind bars
The former EVP at the Augusta County-based Nexus Services was sentenced to 80 months in prison for IRS tax fraud today in federal court.
The former EVP at the Augusta County-based Nexus Services was sentenced to 80 months in prison for IRS tax fraud today in federal court.
A $40 million civil trial involving a former Newport News teacher who was shot by a 6-year-old student got under way this week.
When Lisa Vedernikova Khanna called her Russian immigrant mother a few months ago to tell her that she was running for Congress, mom was, let’s just say, a tad bit disappointed.
Staunton celebrates Black heritage and a multicultural community this weekend with the African-American Heritage & Multicultural Festival.

When you’re dealing with medical bills, pain, and uncertainty about your future, the last thing you want is to worry about whether your attorney has your best interests at heart. But with so many lawyers advertising their services on commercials and bus stop billboards, how do you separate the great ones from those who are…
Virginia’s second recovery high school has four students enrolled so far at River Ridge Learning Center in Waynesboro.
Sixteen community members will meet regularly as a committee to formulate a plan going forward for Harrisonburg Schools to offer CTE courses.
The Waynesboro Education Association has begun collecting cards from Waynesboro Schools teachers and staff to bring collective bargaining.
The AEW and NJPW joint venture, “Forbidden Door,” is always one of the year’s most exciting shows — despite its lackluster build. This year was no exception.
Instead of promoting self-government, by letting states and local governments run according to the will of the local people, the GOP is acting like Moscow and dictating central planning from DC in total disregard of state’s rights.
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