Federal judge: Families going hungry ‘should never happen in America’
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A federal judge has ordered the government to pay full SNAP benefits to states by Friday, in the latest rebuke to Trump’s administration.
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Bunny Lu planning to relocate, looking to rehome 20 bunnies by end of year
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The nonprofit animal rescue, Bunny Lu, currently based in Augusta County, is hoping families will adopt a rabbit or two while it relocates.
No food for you: Trump says government will not release SNAP funds
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The president campaigned on making America great, but instead is choosing to defy a court order that would put food on tables of families.
Update: UVA Police issue ‘all clear,’ investigating false report in Shannon Library incident
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The University of Virginia is on lockdown after the report of an active attacker with a gun on Central Grounds.
Dems, MAGAs offer dramatically different closing arguments in 2025 Virginia race
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The two sides in the 2025 Virginia elections made their closing arguments at dueling rallies on Saturday, the MAGA Republicans in the far reaches of the Northern Virginia exurbs, the Democrats in the heart of Hampton Roads.
VDOT: Local road work, maintenance for the first week of November
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VDOT has updated its schedule for road work and maintenance in Augusta County, Rockbridge County and Rockingham County the week of Nov. 3-7.
Two federal judges block Trump from cutting off SNAP benefits to 40 million Americans
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Federal judges in Massachusetts and Rhode Island issued rulings on Friday requiring the Trump administration to use emergency funds to provide SNAP benefits as the federal government shutdown is about to enter its second month.
‘No longer having fun’: Liberty Mills Farm abruptly closes pumpkin patch, corn maze
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A popular corn maze in Orange County abruptly shut down for the season, after the owners were threatened with physical violence.
Campaign bus for Earle-Sears catches fire en route to Rockingham County event
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A campaign bus for the Winsome Earle-Sears gubernatorial campaign caught fire this afternoon en route to an event in Rockingham County.
Alon Ben-Meir: From a beacon of democracy to the reality of authoritarian rule
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For nearly 250 years, despite its many faults, the U.S. has stood as a beacon of democracy and hope around the world.
