Virginia Tech pitches in to create an immersive D-Day Memorial experience in Bedford
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June 6 marks the 80th anniversary of D-Day, the Allied forces’ invasion of Normandy, France, during World War II.
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Nearly 22K turkeys harvested during robust spring season in Virginia
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The Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources announced a harvest of 21,988 turkeys during the 2024 spring turkey season.
Neighbor who murdered Virginia vet’s service dog to be sentenced Wednesday
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It still feels like a nightmare for Joeseph Sande as he continues to struggle with the realization that his service dog, Buddy Bear, was murdered by a neighbor.
Art Hive Creative awarded $1K Keep Virginia Beautiful grant for July workshops
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Art Hive Creative Reuse & Art Center has been awarded a $1,000 Green Grant from Keep Virginia Beautiful’s 14th Annual Green Grants Program.
Interstate 95 crash in Prince George County claims life of Virginia woman
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A Stony Creek woman lost her life in a single-vehicle crash on southbound Interstate 95 at the 39.8 mile marker in Prince George County on Monday
Virginia to host Kansas State in best-of-three Super Regional beginning on Friday
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The Virginia-Kansas State Super Regional series will begin Friday night at 7 p.m., the NCAA announced on Tuesday.
Virginia dog breeding facility receives $35M fine related to abuse of 4,000 beagles
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A Cumberland County dog breeding facility reached a resolution today resulting in a record fine related to violations of the Animal Welfare and Clean Water Acts.
Study: Meadow Event Park, home to State Fair of Virginia, generates nearly $50 million
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Collectively, visitors to The Meadow Event Park last year spent nearly $50 million on day trips and outings to the Caroline County property.
Spring results in 20K scorched acres in Virginia; busiest wildfire season in 30 years
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Dry weather conditions and winds led to the busiest spring fire season in three decades, according to the Virginia Department of Forestry.
Billions in tax dollars go to private religious schools in the U.S.: What about Virginia?
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A Washington Post story published on Monday reports that billions in taxpayer dollars are going to pay for private-school tuitions at conservative religious schools.
