Report: ACC expansion push doesn’t have the votes; examining why that might be
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The “significant roadblock” to the ACC’s pursuit of SMU, Stanford and Cal appears to be coming from inside the house.
Search Results for Move Over
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Poll: Virginians see inflation, rising cost of living as most important issue facing the state
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More than one-third of Virginians believe that inflation and the rising cost of living is the most important issue facing Virginia today, followed by education, women’s reproductive rights and gun control.
Water is life, for the privileged
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Gov. Greg Abbott of Texas has signed a law nullifying local ordinances in the state that require 10-minute heat and water breaks for those who work in the sun.
Attorneys General across U.S. support protecting veterans against unaccredited counsel
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Forty-four state attorneys general issued a letter to congressional leaders today expressing support for the G.U.A.R.D. VA Benefits Act.
Is the failure of Yellow Trucking an opportunity for the trucking industry to reduce its carbon footprint?
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Is the widely publicized failure of Yellow Trucking actually an opportunity for the U.S. trucking industry to reduce its carbon footprint?
Squirrels fly past Baysox in series opener, 10-2
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A seven-run sixth pushed the Richmond Flying Squirrels to a 10-2 win over the Bowie Baysox on Tuesday night at The Diamond.
ACC again considering SMU as expansion target, which should have already happened
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The latest twist in the ongoing As the ACC Turns saga has conference leaders now wooing SMU to join the league.
VCU Health’s transplant center offers less invasive robotic liver procurement procedure
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Matching a patient in need of an organ transplant with a healthy liver is critical, but a new surgical procedure may increase donors.
Expert: Time to prepare farms for hurricanes, other severe weather on the horizon
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The Atlantic hurricane season extends from June 1 to Nov. 30, with the peak occurring between mid-August and late October.
The ACC thinks Stanford, Cal are the solution: This is getting embarrassing
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Somebody in the ACC office thought it wise to leak to outlets like ESPN and The Athletic that the conference thinks Stanford and Cal are the solution to its money woes.
