Climate and Energy News Roundup: October 2025
About 20 people joined the sustainable farm event organized by Shenandoah Valley Faith & Climate on Saturday, Sept. 20.
About 20 people joined the sustainable farm event organized by Shenandoah Valley Faith & Climate on Saturday, Sept. 20.
How you see Portland, Oregon, depends on who you listen to. The president wants Americans to believe that Portland is a war zone.
Taylor Swift’s new album will be released on Friday, and even in a turbulent economy, Swifties are expected to open their wallets.
Virginia Tech is moving forward with a strategic plan to spend more money on its football program. The trick now: finding the money.
Paul Finebaum is thinking about running for the U.S. Senate seat about to be vacated by former Auburn coach Tommy Tuberville.
The select media panel – who get guaranteed seats in the main section of the press box – has weighed in with its picks for the ACC Football Players of the Week for Week 5.
Sixth District Congressman Ben Cline held his “town hall” in Lexington on Thursday, in front of 33 apparently very lucky folks, in a room that one attendee said could have easily accommodated 100, and another estimated, 120.
Sinclair Broadcast Group is backing down on Jimmy Kimmel, after admitting in a statement that it got exactly nothing from its move to pre-empt the ABC late-night talk show.
Two tropical systems are developing that could impact the East Coast, including Virginia, early next week.
The West End Business Association and the City of Staunton hosted a meeting about the new bike lanes on the West End Tuesday night.
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