Youngkin adds Charlottesville residents to state commerce, education boards
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Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin announced additional board appointments including naming two Charlottesville residents to state boards.
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Russell Vandenbroucke: In what moral universe is any of this justified?
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What moral universe condones a surprise attack in Israel, lasting less than a day, that slaughtered 1,200 men, women, and children and kidnapped hundreds more?
Roddy Scheer: Are food dyes in soda, other drinks actually bad for you?
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Food dyes have been a controversial ingredient in sodas and various beverages for decades, due to concerns about their potential health risks.
Remembering Hyman Solomon: The life and times of baseball’s Jimmie Reese
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Jimmie Reese threw batting practice to Lou Gehrig, roomed with Babe Ruth, hit fungos to Nolan Ryan and gave fielding tips to Jim Edmonds.
AG Miyares provides official opinion on proton radiation therapy in cancer treatment
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Proton radiation therapy is a groundbreaking nonsurgical advanced radiation technology clinically proven to precisely treat tumors.
Legislation to fight Parkinson’s passes House, named in Virginia Congresswoman Wexton’s honor
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The U.S. House today passed the Dr. Emmanuel Bilirakis and Honorable Jennifer Wexton National Plan to End Parkinson’s Act.
Augusta County leader on deputy assault allegations: ‘I got my butt beat for not listening’
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Three Augusta County sheriff’s deputies are currently under investigation for allegedly assaulting criminal suspects. Michael Shull, the chair of the Board of Supervisors, has their back.
Virginia Tech to honor more than 2,600 at fall commencement on Friday
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On Friday, 2,664 Virginia Tech students will graduate, walking across the stage at Cassell Coliseum in Blacksburg to receive their diplomas.
Joe Guzzardi: World War II Marines play Mosquito Bowl on Christmas Eve 1944
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No football game ever played, or ever to be played, will exceed the drama surrounding the Mosquito Bowl, played on insect-infested Guadalcanal in 1944.
Mel Gurtov: COP28 doing less to protect the climate, while pretending to do more
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COP28 will no doubt end with a common statement of intent to do more, using language designed mainly to obscure serious differences.
