Vampire bats may soon travel to United States; bringing rabies, danger to livestock with them
Due to climate change, vampire bats may soon come to the United States – and carry rabies with them.
Due to climate change, vampire bats may soon come to the United States – and carry rabies with them.
This week’s dumb sports controversy is the fairly innocuous comment from UVA freshman QB Anthony Colandrea about the Cavaliers’ game with Virginia Tech.
Giant sequoias, which can grow upwards of 300 feet tall with circumferences of 90+ feet around at ground level, are among the largest and longest living species on the planet today.
Nonprofit organizations, homeowners’ groups, and residents from all over Virginia have joined forces to form a coalition that is calling for industry-wide data center reform.
More than 60 Chesterfield residents showed up to a Dominion Energy-led hearing this week to voice their opposition to a proposed power plant.
The VDOE, VAESP and the Virginia Association of Secondary School Principals are collaborating on a pilot program.
Air quality in Virginia and West Virginia continues to be an issue today, according to the Virginia Department of Environmental Quality.
The Virginia Department of Environmental Quality has issued a Code Red Air Quality Action Day for Fine Particulates for much of Virginia through midnight.
The Virginia Coalition for Progressive Values released data showing the success of the groundwork done to win back control of the Virginia General Assembly.
The U.S.D.A. Rural Development has awarded $2.3 million in Rural Energy for America Program grants to Virginia farmers and small businesses.
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