Virginia is in top 20 of best states for an American summer tradition: the road trip
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Nearly 80 percent of American adults say they will take a road trip this summer despite the cost of gas, and Virginia is the 15th best state.
Search Results for Interstate 64
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Family feud of 20+ years pits restaurant owners against each other in Facebook spat
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A “family feud” spanning two decades has spilled over onto social media in recent days between two cousins who both operate restaurants in the Greater Augusta County region, and the matter may ultimately be addressed in court.
Commonwealth Transportation Board provides $101m to widen I-81 near Staunton
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Interstate 81 between exits 221 and 225 in Augusta County near Staunton has received funding for widening.
Commonwealth Transportation Board seeks public comment on projects
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Public feedback is welcome on transportation projects in Virginia at scheduled public meetings or by submitting comments online.
Traffic alert: Slow roll near Staunton rescheduled for Tuesday night
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An overnight slow roll in Augusta County near the city of Staunton was rescheduled from April 5 to Tuesday, April 11.
Traffic alert: Overnight delays on southbound I-81 Wednesday near Staunton
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Motorists can expect overnight delays on southbound Interstate 81 near Staunton on Wednesday, April 5 for overhead sign removal.
Staunton Crossing promises positive economic impact throughout Shenandoah Valley
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City leaders are weighing in on the $4.56 million grant awarded to Staunton Crossing, and they promise that the development will have positive economic impacts throughout the Shenandoah Valley.
Man shot while driving on I-85 near Petersburg/Dinwiddie County line
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A Petersburg man was shot while driving on Interstate 85 near the Petersburg/Dinwiddie County line around midnight Saturday.
Danville woman pleads guilty to student loan fraud, faces 15 years in prison
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A Danville woman faces up to 15 years in prison after pleading guilty to federal student loan fraud.
Avoiding a war without a winner: How we could ease the deadly US-China dispute
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In a world haunted by the specter of nuclear war, needlessly aggressive competition among nations could lead to an apocalyptic catastrophe.
