A month in: Where are we with COVID-19?
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More than 22,000 U.S. deaths have been attributed to COVID-19, which means, what, exactly, in terms of where we are, a month into the national shutdown?
Search Results for Virginia State University
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Now that Charlottesville can remove monuments, should it?
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News reports proclaim that the Governor of Virginia has signed into law a bill allowing localities in Virginia to remove Confederate statues.
Chris Graham, Mark Moses talk WrestleMania 36, AEW, more
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AFP Editor Chris Graham and 1560 The Fan’s Mark Moses recap Wrestlemania 36, look ahead to where WWE is going from here, talk AEW and more.
Local legislators pushing back on proposed election delay
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Gov. Ralph Northam is pushing for local elections scheduled for May 5 to be moved to November. He’s getting some pushback on that.
UNC, Duke, UVA, Syracuse: Who wins the Ultimate ACC Tournament?
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#TeamAFP wraps the Ultimate ACC Tournament: who takes home the ultimate trophy?
#TeamAFP breaks down Ultimate ACC Tournament: Day 3
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#TeamAFP breaks down Ultimate ACC Tournament: Day 3.
VCU, UR libraries publish free edition of ‘The Politics of Annexation’
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The libraries of Virginia Commonwealth University and the University of Richmond are working together to publish a new open-access edition of “The Politics of Annexation: Oligarchic Power in a Southern City.”
#TeamAFP panel breaks down Ultimate ACC Tournament Day 2
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Co-hosts Chris Graham and Scott German welcome JerryRatcliffe.com gurus Jerry Ratcliffe and Scott Ratcliffe to talk UVA hoops news and break down Day 2 of the Ultimate ACC Tournament.
Northam: June primary, May local elections should move
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Gov. Ralph Northam will ask the General Assembly move the May general election and all special elections scheduled for May 5 to the Nov. 3 general election date. The governor is also exercising his statutory authority to move the June primary elections from June 9 to June 23.
Two COVID-19 cases hospitalized at Augusta Health
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Well, this is good news, considering the local headlines questioning the readiness of Augusta Health to deal with COVID-19 cases.
