Short Pump Town Center closed early Saturday following large teen disturbance
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A large fight among a group of teenagers on Saturday night forced the Short Pump Town Center near Richmond to close early.
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High risk for damaging winds, large hail, tornadoes in Virginia on Monday
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Virginians should keep an eye out for severe weather conditions on Monday with the possibility for a tornado, hail and damaging wind.
VCU holds off Duquesne, 71-66, to advance to A-10 Tournament semis
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VCU took care of business in the A-10 Tournament on Friday, getting 20 points from Terrence Hill and 14 from Michael Belle in a 71-66 win over Duquesne in a quarterfinals matchup.
Why more home buyers are eyeing the Staunton and Waynesboro corridor
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For a long time, the Staunton-Waynesboro corridor was where people from Charlottesville went to look for homes when they got priced out.
A McAuliffe is running for Congress: Might be time to rethink the referendum
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This news that the McAuliffes are trying to backdoor their way into a congressional seat for the former First Lady might be enough for me to change my tune on the redistricting referendum.
‘Put down roots and thrive’: Efforts to end homelessness get $14M boost in Virginia
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Efforts to reduce homelessness in Virginia received a $14 million boost today with 61 projects selected to support housing initiatives.
Augusta County breast cancer survivor files suit against UVA professor over treatment
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An Augusta County woman has filed a $5.5 million lawsuit against a UVA School of Medicine professor alleging he carried out what the suit terms to have been “non-standard third round of radiation” for breast cancer.
Keisha Wright: Time to address coverage barriers on non-opioid pain medications
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Most Virginians don’t spend a lot of time thinking about how Medicaid decides which medications to cover.
State AGs vow to continue antitrust suit against Live Nation, despite Trump DOJ settlement
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Live Nation, which owns three Virginia amphitheaters, among the 265 that it owns across the U.S. and globally, has tentatively settled an antitrust suit with the Trump DOJ.
MAGA group draws attention with deceptive redistricting referendum mailer
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A shadowy MAGA group is sending out mailers to Black voters in Virginia using imagery from 1960s era civil rights demonstrations urging the voters to vote against the congressional redistricting constitutional amendment.
