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The Virginia Department of Elections will host the Voters with Disabilities Engagement Expo on April 30 to promote awareness about the wide variety of resources available to assist members of the disability community with the voting process.
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Virginia First Lady Pamela Northam, Secretary of Education Atif Qarni, and Secretary of Agriculture and Forestry Bettina Ring are calling on the Commonwealth’s school nutrition programs to increase annual statewide local food purchases to at least $22 million by 2022.
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Governor Ralph Northam has proclaimed April as Highway Safety Month in the Commonwealth of Virginia.
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Freedom High School in Chantilly and Charlottesville High School in Charlottesville will take part in a Teen Mental Health First Aid pilot program.
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Governor Ralph Northam announced Friday more than $4.9 million in grants through the Virginia Telecommunication Imitative (VATI) for 11 projects within 12 counties throughout Virginia.
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Virginia Tech has announced the formation of a search committee to select the next dean of the Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine.
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Andrew Block, the director of the Virginia Department of Juvenile Justice, who has devoted his career to improving the lives and protecting the rights of court-involved youth, will step down effective April 19 after leading the agency for five years.
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Gov. Ralph Northam participated in a special kickoff event on Monday marking the beginning of Virginia Women Veterans Week and honoring the service and sacrifice of women veterans.
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A giant leap towards space for Virginia students took place when students from three universities delivered their small satellites to NanoRacks in Houston.
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Biological invasions by non-native organisms are one of the most important aspects of rapid global change, costing the global economy greater than $1 trillion annually. Globally, biological invasions also decimate local flora and fauna, contribute to disease outbreaks and agricultural loss, and threaten human health.
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