Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin announces key admin, board appointments
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Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin announced additional key administration and board appointments this week.
Search Results for water
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Excessive heat watch issued for Tuesday in Virginia, West Virginia and Maryland
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The National Weather Service has issued an excessive heat watch for Tuesday in Rockingham County and Harrisonburg.
VDOT road construction, maintenance schedules for the week of July 15-19
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VDOT has updated its schedule for road construction and maintenance in the Culpeper District, Lynchburg District and Staunton District for the week of July 15-19.
Possible exposure to measles if you visited this grocery store in Virginia
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A confirmed case of measles led the Arlington County Public Health Division to issue a warning to anyone who may have visited a Virginia Harris Teeter store on July 1.
‘Families can take comfort’: First pediatric-specific care cardiac lab opens at Children’s Tower
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A cardiac catheterization and electrophysiology lab is open in the Children’s Tower, the first in the region for pediatric patients.
Harrisonburg: Changes coming to three transit routes beginning Aug. 12
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The Harrisonburg Department of Public Transportation is making changes to three transit routes that will begin on Monday, Aug. 12.
Many Virginia farmers face emergency as drought conditions persist in state
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A drought warning remains in effect for the Shenandoah Valley and Northern Virginia, and farmers, in particular, are feeling the effects.
Stafford County: Virginia DCR acquires 228 acres of forest, wetlands for preservation
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More than 200 acres of forest and forested wetlands in Stafford County have been added to Crow’s Nest Natural Area Preserve.
Traffic alert: Interchange of I-81, I-66 in Warren County will fully open to traffic Friday morning
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A $7.1 million project to reduce congestion and enhance safety will fully open to traffic early Friday morning at I-81 exit 300 in Warren.
Supreme Court Chevron decision is ‘major blow against’ federal government
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Forty years ago, a U.S. Supreme Court decision ruled that judges should defer to the executive branch when congressional laws are ambiguous.
