McAuliffe announces 16th annual School and Campus Safety Training Forum
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Educators and law enforcement officials will convene in Hampton on August 1 for the 16th annual School and Campus Safety Training Forum.
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Herring launches program to improve relations between youth, police
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Attorney General Mark R. Herring announced the launch of a new program to help ensure safe, mutually respectful interactions between Virginia teens and law enforcement.
Dr. Dietra Trent named Virginia Secretary of Education
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Gov. Terry McAuliffe today appointed Deputy Secretary of Education Dr. Dietra Trent to serve as Virginia’s Secretary of Education, effective immediately.
Herring joins challenge of anti-competitive health insurance mergers
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Attorney General Mark R. Herring has joined a legal challenge against the proposed mergers of Anthem with Cigna and of Aetna with Humana.
Virginia Velocity Tour business plan competitions across Virginia
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The Commonwealth of Virginia and Village Capital will host the weeklong Virginia Velocity Tour, which will provide $125,000 in funding to startups.
McAuliffe announces innovations available at the Department of Motor Vehicles
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The Virginia DMV will become the first motor vehicle agency in the nation to offer TSA Pre✓® and Transportation Worker Identification Credentials.
Herring, Homeland Security team up to combat human trafficking in Virginia
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A new state-federal partnership that will provide Virginia law enforcement agencies with additional resources and training to combat human trafficking.
McAuliffe announces 10.5 percent decrease in homelessness in Virginia
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Governor Terry McAuliffe announced that overall homelessness in the Commonwealth declined 10.5 percent in 2016 versus 2015.
Students study earth science through lens of NASA research
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High school students from across the state are gathered this week at NASA’s Langley Research Center in Hampton.
Warner, Kaine: $2M available for disadvantaged students for college
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Virginia colleges and universities will receive more than $2 million from the Department of Education to assist students from disadvantaged backgrounds.
