‘An inhumane practice’: Bill would prohibit soring, abuse of show horses
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The PAST Act would protect horses from abusive show practices such as soring, a process by which horse trainers apply devices to limbs.
Search Results for Move Over
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The book is out on how to beat Tony Bennett: How does he respond?
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Not only is the book out on how to beat Tony Bennett, the second edition is at the printer.
IVF legislation would expand services for veterans in same-sex marriages, unmarried couples
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Last week, the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) announced expanded IVF services for veterans, including eligible unmarried veterans.
Online tool developed by UVA researchers to combats deadly diarrheal diseases in children
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UVA researchers are developing a flexible online tool for navigating information used to save children from deadly diarrheal diseases.
First Four in Dayton: Virginia falls to Colorado State in 2024 NCAA Tournament
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Go back to read the live commentary and analysis from courtside – literally courtside, this time – from AFP editor Chris Graham at the Virginia-Colorado State First Four NCAA Tournament game.
Charlottesville City Council refuses to oppose genocide, for disturbing reasons
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Monday night, three of five City Council members in Charlottesville voted No on a resolution in support of a ceasefire in Gaza.
Now Clemson is suing the ACC: Could Virginia be next to seek a path out the door?
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First, Florida State, and today, Clemson, are suing the ACC, trying to get out from under the deal signed by the member schools in 2016 binding them together for 20 years, with dramatic financial penalties for those seeking to leave.
Lawmakers crack down on online sales of illicit drugs containing fentanyl with legislation
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In 2022, the DEA seized more than 58 million fake pills containing fentanyl and 13,000 pounds of fentanyl powder equal to 400 million doses.
Virginia on short turnaround for First Four: ‘It was a crazy 48 hours for us’
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Great news: you find out Sunday night that you’re in the NCAA Tournament. The catch: your game is Tuesday night, and you’re facing a team from the other side of the college basketball world that you know almost nothing about.
Emily Henline: From the Shenandoah Valley to Nashville, she’s living ‘the dream’
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Emily Henline, the 13-year-old girl that many watched grow up on local television and stages, is now 26, and working to make sure that people in Nashville know her name.
