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Virginia Attorney General Jay Jones is preparing to fight Google, Youtube and Meta to defend a new state law requiring the social media platforms to limit kids and teens to an hour per day of screen time, without parental consent to additional time.
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A bill that would legalize lane splitting is quietly making its way through the Virginia General Assembly.
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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.
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Drought conditions are present in Virginia, and despite recent winter precipitation, it has not been enough to recharge water supplies.
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Virginia Children’s Advocacy Centers conducted 7,203 forensic interviews in cases of suspected physical or sexual abuse in 2025.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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