Virginia drops appeal of RGGI ruling, setting stage for re-entry into climate program
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Glenn Youngkin’s dumb effort to withdraw Virginia from the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative died for lack of continued support on Thursday.
Search Results for flooding
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Earl Zimmerman: February 2026 Climate and Energy News Roundup
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Solar can save Virginia farms if state and local government gets out of the way.
Dusting, blizzard, bomb cyclone? Forecast depends on where you live in Virginia
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It appears more winter weather is on the way, even as snow removal crews continue to clean up from last weekend’s storm.
Sports world speaking out on latest Minneapolis Trump regime murder
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The “stick to sports” crowd is straining itself into a hernia over the athletes, teams and leagues speaking out on the Trump regime’s ritual executions of U.S. citizens in Minneapolis.
Alon Ben-Meir: The Iranian military is the only institution capable of catalyzing the downfall of the regime
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Unlike ever before, Iran’s Islamic regime is facing a revolt led by a generation that has lost its fear. Young and old, men and women, students and workers, are flooding the streets across the country.
What’s making news in climate, environment: January 2026 update
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Gov.-elect Abigail Spanberger detailed her plans to make utility bills more affordable, as the cost of electricity continues to rise.
Staunton completes $13M upgrades to pump station to ensure reliable access to water
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Staunton has completed a $13 million project to replace a 1940s-era pump station to meet the water needs of the city.
Staunton: Visible work on $4.6M tunnel-repair project likely in early 2026
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A $4.6 million project to address tunnel repairs in Staunton is nearing the next phase as the city prepares to award a construction contract.
Ben Cline runs interference for Trump, DoD, on illegal missile strikes
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Sixth District Congressman Ben Cline, predictably, because he’s hard-core MAGA, isn’t interested in the oversight part of his job on the matter of the Sept. 2 double-tap missile strike.
Hegseth under fire for what appears to be a war crimes situation
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Remember how Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth got all publicly butthurt a couple of weeks ago about a group of congressional Democrats advising members of the U.S. military that they’re bound by law to not carry out illegal orders?
