
Supreme Court ruling clears hurdle for Atlantic Coast Pipeline
The United States Supreme Court has reversed a lower-court ruling that had blocked construction of the Atlantic Coast Pipeline.

The United States Supreme Court has reversed a lower-court ruling that had blocked construction of the Atlantic Coast Pipeline.

From the daily work of sharing religious beliefs with local people to the building of schools, churches, and homes, there is room for a great many talents and skills in the missionary community.

Remember that new V-Sabre logo that drew out critics back a couple of months ago? Turns out one of the details added inadvertently paid homage to an architectural feature used to mask the institution of slavery on Grounds.

The number of Virginians hospitalized with COVID-19 continues to trend sharply downward, dropping 12.1 percent over the weekend and 40.8 percent from a May 29 peak.

Rep. Abigail Spanberger is recognizing the second round of outstanding nominees to her “VA-07 Heroes” program.

Gov. Ralph Northam is expanding the mission and extending the term of the Commission to Examine Racial Inequity in Virginia Law.

U.S. dairy farmers are facing more than $17 billion in losses tied to the COVID-19 pandemic, but an uptick in prices and flow of federal assistance might offer relief in upcoming months.

The following highway work is scheduled, weather permitting, in the Culpeper District during the upcoming week.

A constitutional amendment to end the dominance of concentrated money in politics is prominent among the key reforms recommended in a report announced this week by the Commission on the Practice of Democratic Citizenship.

You may have heard it as an end of lease clean, exit clean, vacate clean or bond clean. Whatever you may call it, it all relates to the cleaning of a property when you move out.
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