McClellan pushing Department of Education on student-aid application glitches
Widespread glitches impacted at least 30 percent of 2024-2025 student-aid applications, delaying award decisions for millions of students.
Widespread glitches impacted at least 30 percent of 2024-2025 student-aid applications, delaying award decisions for millions of students.
Joe Biden will not run for re-election, and in a statement has endorsed his vice president, Kamala Harris, to be the Democratic Party nominee.
The Virginia DOE has been awarded a State Apprenticeship Expansion Formula (SAEF2) grant by the U.S. Department of Labor.
Two Roanoke individuals were allegedly the masterminds behind a COVID-19 fraud submitting $1.5 million in relief applications for fictional businesses.
A Hampton woman under court supervision for mail fraud used pandemic-assistance programs to fatten her bank account and spent the money on travel and clothing.
Sen. Tim Kaine kicks off a ‘Salute to Service’ tour today to celebrate and thank public servants in every corner of the Commonwealth.
The rules of terminating employees in the workforce have changed. In a post-“quiet quitting” workforce are silent layoffs and quiet firing.
Although Donald Trump has been eager to garner support from American labor unions for his re-election campaign, there are lots of reasons he’s not going to get it.
Orlando Vandross is one of three assistant coaches on the staff of UVA Basketball coach Tony Bennett under contract beyond the 2024 season.
A federal grand jury in Abingdon returned an indictment charging 17 individuals for filing fraudulent claims for pandemic unemployment benefits.
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