Lane splitting bill moving through General Assembly, maybe a bit too fast
A bill that would legalize lane splitting is quietly making its way through the Virginia General Assembly.
A bill that would legalize lane splitting is quietly making its way through the Virginia General Assembly.
Virginia Organizing is hosting a town hall-like event with 36th District Del. Ellen McLaughlin at the Waynesboro Public Library on Saturday, March 7, at 11 a.m.
Drought conditions are present in Virginia, and despite recent winter precipitation, it has not been enough to recharge water supplies.
Virginia Children’s Advocacy Centers conducted 7,203 forensic interviews in cases of suspected physical or sexual abuse in 2025.
VCU beat the bejeezus out of Dayton on Friday night at the Siegel Center, getting a 99-73 win that pushed the Rams up five spots in the NET.
Construction funds for a satellite campus of the Virginia Museum of Natural History in Waynesboro is under consideration in the state’s 2026-2028 biennium budget.
George Mason lost at home last night to Duquesne, 71-65, and with the setback, Mason lost its margin of error in terms of a possible NCAA Tournament at-large berth.
Today’s politics deep dive is about how I’d been having trouble getting anybody from the Spanberger administration to get back to me, which, given what I was asking about, felt kinda funky to me.
Gov. Abigail Spanberger, with an executive order issued on Wednesday terminating existing agreements to work with ICE, is egging on a fight with the Trump regime, but good for her – and good for us – that she’s doing so.
VCU led by as many as 16 early in the second half, but Fordham made things interesting in the final five minutes, getting as close as two in the final minute, before the Rams closed out the 63-59 road win on Tuesday.
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