Move Over: Virginia law expanded in 2023 for any disabled vehicles on roadways
Virginia enacted the Move Over law in 2002 to help prevent roadway tragedies and keep the Commonwealth’s highways safe for everyone.
Virginia enacted the Move Over law in 2002 to help prevent roadway tragedies and keep the Commonwealth’s highways safe for everyone.
CNBC has, again, named Virginia America’s “Top State for Business,” announcing the annual rankings on Thursday.
Four Virginia lawmakers met with U.S. Postmaster General Louis DeJoy to receive a status update on improving Richmond mail delivery service.

More than 200 acres of forest and forested wetlands in Stafford County have been added to Crow’s Nest Natural Area Preserve.
An ice cream company has announced plans for a $2.5 million renovation and expansion in Franklin County.
Six individuals died in six traffic crashes on Virginia highways during the five-day July Fourth holiday weekend.
Virginia will receive $1,935,757 in Public Health funding from AmeriCorps and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Given the increasing evidence of the impact cell phone and social media usage has on education and youth mental health, Youngkin issued EO 33.
Demand is growing for radiation oncology services for pets, and the Animal Cancer Care and Research Center at Virginia Tech is meeting the need.
The expiration date for the prohibition on enhanced earned sentence credits for inmates convicted of violent and nonviolent crimes was July 1.
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