
National Thanksgiving Turkey landing at Virginia Tech Gobbler’s Rest again
Virginia Tech can add another feather to its cap: It will once again be home to the National Thanksgiving Turkey and its alternate “wingman.”

Virginia Tech can add another feather to its cap: It will once again be home to the National Thanksgiving Turkey and its alternate “wingman.”

A new survey from AAA finds that 40 percent of Americans expect Autopilot, ProPILOT or Pilot Assist, to have the ability to drive the car by itself.

Ditching the cardboard tube in the middle of the toilet paper roll is definitely a step in the right direction for Scott, the paper company owned by multinational conglomerate Kimberly-Clark.

Northrop Grumman Innovation Systems, NASA, and Virginia Space celebrate a successful NG-10 launch for cargo resupply to the International Space Station (ISS).

Shenandoah Conservatory is canceling its regular classes and rehearsals for one week and turning over its facilities and resources to the students in order to support student-run projects that emphasize collaboration and interdisciplinary partnership.

Highland County resident John Sweet has been named Valley Conservation Council’s Conservator of the Year.

1901 Group will invest $4 million to expand its Enterprise IT Operations Center headquartered in Montgomery County and its corporate offices in Fairfax County.

Gov. Ralph Northam announced that for the first time in the Commonwealth, early childhood educators will have access to a seamless pathway for earning marketable credentials in early childhood education.

Legislation introduced by Sens. Mark Warner and Tim Kaine to award four African American women scientists the Congressional Gold Medal for their work at NASA Langley passed the U.S. Senate.

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