‘We’re done playing around’: Labor unrest continues at Cornell University
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For the first time in decades, Cornell University workers have gone on strike just as students move in for the 2024-2024 academic year.
Search Results for New York City
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Youngkin announces latest round of administration, board appointments
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Gov. Glenn Youngkin announced additional gubernatorial appointments on Friday, including several to his administration.
Tropical Storm Debby isn’t enough to lift Augusta, Rockingham out of drought
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Tropical Storm Debby brought welcome rain to Virginia, and now drought advisories have been lifted in 76 counties and cities in Virginia.
McClellan introduces bill to increase STEM mentorships for degree participants
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The Improving Mentorship in STEM Higher Education Act seeks to strengthen mentorship opportunities in higher education STEM programs.
Washington Nationals get nice haul of prospects at the trade deadline
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The Washington Nationals ended up trading four of the six players that I’d identified in a July 11 trade-deadline preview, and got a nice haul of prospects in return.
Fredericksburg: Spanberger pushes CSX railroad for answers on train derailment
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On the evening of July 20, five cars from a CSX freight train derailed and caused residential damage in Fredericksburg.
JD Vance thinks rural folks ‘show little interest in honest work’: That’s not my experience
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JD Vance claims to speak for Appalachia, because the couple of weeks he spent each summer in Kentucky growing up told him everything he needed to know about the people there.
JMU grads filling key roles in teaching, nursing throughout Virginia
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James Madison University graduates are helping Virginia meet the need when it comes to careers that are significantly understaffed including teachers and nurses.
Texas Democrat Sheila Jackson Lee, a UVA law grad, loses cancer battle
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U.S. Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee of Texas represented her Houston-based district and the fourth largest city in the nation for 29 years.
Report: Drought conditions persist in the Shenandoah Valley, much of Virginia
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The Shenandoah Valley is seeing extreme drought conditions including emergency levels for both groundwater and streamflow, according to a new report released today.
