
Create your weekly moving day schedule
Stress is the number one reason why people dread moving, especially if you’re moving long distance. Wrap up the stress with this easy-to-follow week-to-week preparation guide to organize your way.

Stress is the number one reason why people dread moving, especially if you’re moving long distance. Wrap up the stress with this easy-to-follow week-to-week preparation guide to organize your way.

Governor Ralph Northam announced the award of more than $6 million in grant funds to localities, nonprofit organizations and state agencies throughout Virginia.

Virginia Commonwealth University’s School of Allied Health Professions is now the VCU College of Health Professions. The new name reflects the expanding breadth and level of academic programming, as well as the college’s increase in research, faculty and student enrollment.

U.S. Sen. Mark Warner (D-VA) applauded the U.S. Department of Transportation’s selection of Virginia to participate in the Federal Aviation Administration Unmanned Aircraft Systems Integration Pilot Program.

Virginia’s successful bid for a spot in the Department of Transportation’s UAS Integration Pilot Program is the latest evidence of the state’s dominance in a growing field.

If you’re a business owner that needs to control your employees’ schedules, you’ll know that regular clock in systems just don’t work. It can be quite a hassle trying to double check every single employee.

There are all sorts of different events and festivities that people go to these days. This includes everything from cultural events and festivals through to music festivals.

Attorney General Mark R. Herring has filed a lawsuit against Service Dogs by Warren Retrievers, Inc., a Virginia-based company that sells purported service dogs to consumers nationwide.

The Virginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine graduated 41 students at its fifth commencement on May 5, the last one that Dean Cynda Johnson will preside over before retiring later this year.

A coalition of national fair housing groups today asked a federal court in Washington, D.C., to order HUD to reinstate a federal requirement that local and state governments address segregated housing patterns as a condition of receiving HUD funding.