Fiske Guide to Colleges celebrates 40 years and recognizes 11 Virginia universities
In 1982, Edward Fiske was a reporter at the New York Times covering higher education, and saw a need for a complete guide to colleges.
In 1982, Edward Fiske was a reporter at the New York Times covering higher education, and saw a need for a complete guide to colleges.
Virginia law requires health insurers to cover up to 12 months of contraception and provides patients the option to pick up a year’s supply.
Laser Thermal, a nanotechnology company, will invest $2.9 million to expand in Charlottesville, creating 28 new jobs at its facility.
The ReConnecting Rural America Act would assist with the construction, improvement and acquisition of broadband service in rural areas.
An all-hands-on-deck approach is necessary if the United States is going to participate in semiconductor manufacturing.
Gov. Glenn Youngkin, a Republican who harbors the illusion that he is a contender in the 2024 Republican presidential race, wants to use the state’s artificial $5 billion-plus surplus to buy votes in the form of tax breaks to corporations and the already well-off.
More Virginians are employed this year compared to last year – with more than 23,000 more people with jobs in June. In total, there are 201,472 more Virginians employed since January 2022.
The second stop for Sen. Tim Kaine Friday was in Verona where he hosted a Farm Bill roundtable at the Augusta County Government Center.
The Chesapeake Bay SEEE Act would help protect the watershed, improve ecosystem management and increase environmental stewardship.
Virginia’s general fund revenues for fiscal year 2023 were $3 billion more than the official revenue forecast, generating $5.1 billion in excess resources for the year.
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