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The threat of hackers and malware viruses is greater than ever before, and it will only continue to increase as we introduce more tech items into our everyday lives and our businesses.
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Virginia Tech researcher, Meryl Mims, is the co-principal investigator on one of the first large-scale coordinated ecology research projects to study what happens to streams as they dry across the United States.
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Apple CarPlay and Google’s Android Auto are less distracting to drivers when compared to built-in vehicle infotainment systems designed by automakers, according to new research from the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety.
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The more media is writing about a certain issue, the more important it seems to society. Sometimes, stories turn out to be unnecessarily overhyped.
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Customers should expect even more renewable energy projects from Dominion Energy Virginia in the coming years under a long-range plan presented today. The plan also looks at options for further improvements in reliability, energy efficiency and grid modernization.
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What would happen if a nuclear device were detonated in downtown Washington, D.C., and what can be done to mitigate the possibility or its effects?
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Backed by an ongoing $1 billion investment, Dominion Energy has grown its solar fleet in Virginia and North Carolina over the last two years from near zero to approximately 1,350 megawatts in service, in construction or under development.
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As we approach the end of Donald Trump’s first year in office, it seems appropriate to survey his performance and his outlook for the future. But right at the onset, one cannot escape the conclusion that, unlike any other of his predecessors, he is a weird and wild president who is devoid of any civility and moral responsibility.
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A Virginia Tech researcher is serving on a federal advisory council focused on helping stem the rise in motorcyclist injuries and fatalities.
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Lt. Gov. Ralph Northam unveiled his policy plan to bolster Virginia’s public education and strengthen opportunities for all of Virginia’s children.
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