Roddy Scheer: Are food dyes in soda, other drinks actually bad for you?
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Food dyes have been a controversial ingredient in sodas and various beverages for decades, due to concerns about their potential health risks.
Search Results for REAL ID
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Remembering Hyman Solomon: The life and times of baseball’s Jimmie Reese
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Jimmie Reese threw batting practice to Lou Gehrig, roomed with Babe Ruth, hit fungos to Nolan Ryan and gave fielding tips to Jim Edmonds.
Culpeper District Traffic Alert: Road work schedule for week of Dec. 18-22
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VDOT has updated its schedule of road work in the Culpeper District during the next week.
Alon Ben-Meir: The current Netanyahu-led government was born in sin
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The unspeakable savagery that Hamas committed against innocent Israelis allowed the Israeli public to support the government’s war efforts against Hamas.
Robert C. Koehler: Once you start killing, it’s hard, unfortunately, to stop killing
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There are a number of blatant ways for terrorist organizations – by which I mean national governments – to justify committing mass murder.
Most Instagram-worthy spot in Virginia? Study looks at beaches, history and environment
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A new analysis done by a real estate company shows the most Instagram-worthy spots in Virginia. Any guesses? Virginia Beach? Natural Bridge? Chincoteague?
Virginia: Weekend forecast includes rain, wind, snow plus a look ahead to Christmas Day
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If you plan to spend time outdoors this weekend, you are definitely going to want to prepare for the heavy rainfall, wind, and even snow, that’s on the way in Virginia.
Warner, Kaine address issues with proposed Alexandria pro-sports arena deal
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U.S. Sen. Tim Kaine, D-Va., speaking on the non-binding agreement that could bring Washington’s NBA and NHL teams to Alexandria, was “excited to hear about it.”
Arlington County enables dog park, bar to put paws on sustainability funding
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Snouts & Stouts held its grand opening on Dec. 9 as the only indoor dog park and bar in Northern Virginia.
Waynesboro City Council, RHA address affordable housing crisis for those on the fringe
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The City of Waynesboro is in need of more affordable housing for its working-class citizens who cannot afford rents in excess of $1,500 a month.
