‘Bad bots’: AI’s villains beginning to enter the picture to perpetuate fraud online
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Artificial intelligence (AI) is on the rise and has brought technology into the daily lives of humans, and criminals another path for fraud.
Search Results for design public hearing
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Judge rules in favor of Augusta County in FOIA case involving March 20 closed session
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A state judge sided with Augusta County in a suit challenging the county’s denial of a Freedom of Information Act request that had been filed to obtain a recording of a March 20 Board of Supervisors closed session.
Gov. Glenn Youngkin announces more administration, board appointments
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Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin announced additional key administration and board appointments this week.
The next crisis is anyone’s guess: But the government is ready to lock down the nation
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It’s a simple enough formula: first, you create fear, then you capitalize on it by seizing power.
Gov. Glenn Youngkin announces additional administration, board appointments
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The office of Gov. Glenn Youngkin announced additional key administration and board appointments on Friday.
Staunton awarded nearly $6M for Gardner Springs Pump Station project
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The Virginia Department of Health ODW has awarded the city of Staunton $5.93 million for a new Gardner Springs Pump Station.
It’s more than tall, grande or venti: The fight to unionize Starbucks matters to us all
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For good reason, the fight to unionize Starbucks has drawn considerable public attention since workers at a Buffalo, New York store voted to unionize in December of 2021.
Staunton nonprofit leaders oppose Hardy Lot as site for new J&D Relations court building
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A petition signed by 28 nonprofit leaders in Staunton was presented to Staunton City Council Thursday night.
Waynesboro: Sixth-grader arrested for bringing weapon on school property
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A student reported to Kate Collins Middle School administrators today that a fellow classmate had a firearm.
Critics question Shenandoah Valley Animal Services Center move, citing costs, capacity
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A growing number of opponents are speaking out in reference to the planned move of the Shenandoah Valley Animals Services Center from Lyndhurst to the former Verona Elementary School in 2024.
