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Stephen Strasburg struck out 10 in another solid start, and the Washington Nationals broke open a tight game with a seven-run sixth in defeating the Miami Marlins, 13-3, on Sunday.
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Ellen Arthur, Democratic candidate for the Virginia House of Delegates in the 24th House District, has replied to a press release from the extremist Virginia Citizens Defense League (VCDL) that singled her out for her “restrictive” position on gun ownership.
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The Waynesboro Police Department extradited a former Waynesboro man from Florida last week who had been on the run from a 2011 conviction in Waynesboro.
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Jordan Zimmerman came back from a shaky first inning, and Tyler Moore and Bryce Harper provided the power for the Washington Nationals in a 5-2 win over Miami on Saturday at Nationals Park.
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Youth Service America and Festival of Children Foundation announce that Christopher Cao, 16, of Fairfax, will serve as a National Child Awareness Month Youth Ambassador.
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A Jose Lobaton sacrifice fly scored Jayson Werth from third with the winning run in the 10th as the Washington Nationals defeated Miami, 5-4, in 10 innings Friday night in Nationals Park.
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The Virginia Department of Rail and Public Transportation announces that the Final Environmental Impact Statement for the Southeast Corridor from Richmond to Raleigh has been signed by the Federal Railroad Administration, the North Carolina Department of Transportation and DRPT.
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The University of Virginia announced game times and television designations for eight UVA men’s basketball games for the 2015-16 season as provided by the Atlantic Coast Conference and its broadcast partners.
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The Washington Nationals needed a big start out of Tanner Roark. They didn’t get it. Roark gave up six runs on eight hits in five innings, and despite a stellar effort from the B bullpen and a late rally by the offense, the Nats fell to the Miami Marlins, 6-4, Thursday night at Nationals Park.
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Congressman Robert Hurt (R-Virginia) released the following statement after a Financial Services Committee hearing entitled, “The Dodd-Frank Act Five Years Later: Are We More Free?” – the third in a three-part series examining the effects of the Dodd-Frank Act five years after its enactment:
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