John Whitehead: The Supreme Court makes the President a dictator-for-life
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The U.S. Supreme Court has made it official: the president of the United States can now literally get away with murder.
Search Results for Move Over
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Fourth of July: UVA Health trauma program manager warns about fireworks safety for all
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Seventy percent of fireworks injuries happen on the Fourth of July in the Shenandoah Valley but are otherwise relatively rare.
Oct. 19 Heart concert at JPJ canceled due to Ann Wilson cancer diagnosis
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The Heart concert scheduled for Oct. 19 at John Paul Jones Arena has been postponed after rocker Ann Wilson announced on Tuesday that she has been diagnosed with cancer.
Virginia forestry, agriculture officials to monitor spongy moth, formerly Gypsy Moth
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The Virginia DOF and the VDACS are joining forest health professionals to monitor the invasive spongy moth (formerly known as the Gypsy Moth).
Offer sheet from UVA Athletics to Tony Bennett sheds light on when extension was offered
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I might be “fringe media,” but a contract extension signed on June 13, and announced that afternoon, with an “effective date of proposed extension” listed as June 1, that all kinda feels like a rush job to me.
Hoarding in Ohio: 184 animals rescued that ‘resembled skeletons’
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Animal lovers and animal rights organizations across the U.S. are cringing in disgust this week after yet another situation of animal neglect.
Virginia Tech awards $217K grant to Town of Pound for labor history monument
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The Town of Pound has received a $217,000 grant from Virginia Tech’s Monuments Across Appalachian Virginia program to construct a monument paying tribute to the region’s labor history.
Former Staunton city manager Steven Rosenberg retires as Albemarle County attorney
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Albemarle County Attorney Steven Rosenberg, a former city manager of Staunton, has announced his retirement, effective September 1, 2024.
Frederick County School Board member pleads guilty to role in Jan. 6 U.S. Capitol breach
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A Frederick County School Board member who bragged about drinking a Coors Light and Fireball inside the U.S. Capitol during the Jan. 6 insurrection pleaded guilty to two misdemeanors in a Washington, D.C., courtroom on Monday.
Climate and Energy News Roundup: July 2024
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More than 1.5 billion people — almost one-fifth of the planet’s population — endured at least one day this year when the heat index topped 103 degrees Fahrenheit, the threshold the National Weather Service considers life-threatening.
