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The State Corporation Commission staff is recommending that the three-member commission deny the proposed $67 billion merger of NextEra Energy and Dominion Energy.
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Usually, when us politics writers analyze campaign finance reports in a political race, we focus on where the money is coming from, but I wanted to do something different with the most recent data from the Ben Cline-Beth Macy race.
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Staunton leaders seemed last month to be trying to signal that they have no interest in considering potential data center development at Staunton Crossing.
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Slow travel in Virginia works best in towns small enough to cross on foot, where a weekend is enough time to learn the regular order at the corner coffee shop.
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Virginia is home to nearly 70,000 retail outlets, and many brands in this sector launch storefront experiments in global urban centers, pushing beyond state lines.
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A local nonprofit that lost out on lucrative state funding earlier this year, then got caught up in a scandal that led a Waynesboro School Board candidate to end his campaign, is shutting its doors at the end of the month.
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UVA Athletics released the 55-game schedule for UVA Baseball for the 2027 season, with 31 home games at Disharoon Park, 30 ACC contests and a season-opening trip to Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas.
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I venture to say that you haven’t really watched a baseball game until you’ve seen a group of 35-plus-year-olds trying to play on a neglected field with patches of grass growing where dirt should be.
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If you haven’t heard of the proposed merger of Dominion Energy and NextEra Energy, and, like me, have an electric bill that keeps getting higher, you may want to learn more about what this merger could mean to you.
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Kendall Street Company, which has its origins at UVA, where the alt-rock band formed in 2013, will be releasing its eighth studio album, “Yodeling Astroman,” on Friday, Oct. 23, with an album release show at The Jefferson Theater in Charlottesville.
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