Van Hollen, Beyer introduce cap and dividend legislation
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U.S. Senator Chris Van Hollen (D-Md.) and Congressman Don Beyer (D-Va.) introduced on Thursday the Healthy Climate and Family Security Act.
Search Results for REAL ID
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Stiff penalties for texting and driving leading to lower accident rates study shows
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Texting while driving, distracted driving – whatever you call it, trying to pay attention to your phone while driving puts everyone on the road at risk.
Drunk driving victim tells her story in newly-released video
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Youth Of Virginia Speak Out About Traffic Safety and Virginia State Police are releasing a new video on the dangers of drunk driving in conjunction with YOVASO’s Spring statewide campaign, “Arrive Alive.”
Postgame: Gardner-Webb coach Tim Craft, players Jose Perez, Brandon Miller, D.J. Laster, David Efianayi after loss to UVA
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Gardner-Webb coach Tim Craft and players Jose Perez, Brandon Miller, D.J. Laster and David Efianayi talk with reporters after the Bulldogs’ loss to UVA.
Expert opinion: How to save on your individual healthcare plan
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While getting an affordable healthcare gets to be complicated, there are still ways that can reduce costs you spend on your health.
How US residents can save on shopping medications at Canadian Pharmacy Online in 2019?
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For shopping meds, the reality hasn’t changed much: the price is still high, especially for prescription drugs.
Don’t shoot the dogs: The growing epidemic of cops shooting family dogs
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Consider that if you kill a police dog, you could face a longer prison sentence than if you’d murdered someone or abused a child.
Inside the Numbers: The Kihei Clark Conundrum
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OK, just getting this out there: you know that Kihei Clark is playing 25 minutes whenever ‘the Hoos suit up. I’m not asking you to accept it, just acknowledge it.
Secretarys Sand Road bridge to close for deck work
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Route 717 (Secretarys Sand Road) in Albemarle County will be closed to through traffic March 25-29 while crews replace the timber deck on the bridge over Beaver Branch.
AAA: Three in four Americans remain afraid of fully self-driving vehicles
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A year after a number of high-profile automated vehicle incidents, American attitudes toward fully self-driving cars have not rebounded.
