How to bet on college football in 2026: Rules, odds and practical tips
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Learn how to bet on college football: legal states, reading odds, spreads, totals and props, plus how to pick NCAAF betting sites and manage a bankroll.
Search Results for Supreme Court
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Gambling sponsors in MLS: League partners, club deals and rules
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Gambling sponsors in MLS: league betting partners, club sportsbook deals, the 2019 rules on jerseys and ads, and the limits for Canadian clubs.
North Carolina work-zone truck crashes: Who is liable?
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A commercial truck approaches a construction zone on Interstate 85 near Charlotte, where traffic suddenly slows because two lanes merge into one.
Why Norway bans what Virginia legalized: Inside Europe’s strictest gambling model
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In January 2021, Virginians placed their first legal online sports bets. Since then, the Commonwealth has gone further, with casinos opening in Bristol, Portsmouth and Danville. Across the Atlantic, Norway has spent the same years moving in the opposite direction.
The MAGAs have a plan for when they lose on the constitutional amendments
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The MAGAs don’t care how you vote on the proposed constitutional amendments on reproductive rights and same-sex marriage, because if their side loses, they’ll just find a judge to help them invalidate your vote.
Earl Zimmerman: Roundup of the latest news in climate, energy sectors
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The Virginia Passenger Rail Authority is upgrading passenger rail in Virginia with modern Airo trainsets.
The license plate reader put your car three blocks from the scene
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A single ping from a pole-mounted camera can become the reason a detective knocks on your door, the reason a magistrate signs a warrant, and the reason a prosecutor files charges.
Staunton: City seeks input on future of former Booker T. Washington High School
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The City of Staunton built what it called the Booker T. Washington High School for Coloreds in 1936, and it was the high school for Black students in the Queen City for 30 years, until Staunton finally desegregated its schools in 1966.
Gene Zitver | Ben Cline dodges the truth about Trump’s $5,000 check pledge
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Sixth District Congressman Ben Cline makes some pathetic and half-hearted efforts to distance himself from Donald Trump in the final weeks of the 2026 election.
John Whitehead | When everything becomes a national security threat
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“National security” has become the government’s all-purpose permission slip to behave badly.
