Rare seabird admitted to Wildlife Center of Virginia
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A rarely-seen Razorbill, also known as a Razor-billed Auk, was rescued January 17 in Virginia Beach and admitted to the center this week.
Search Results for water
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Two Virginia men are the latest charged in Jan. 6, 2021, U.S. Capitol attack
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A father and son from Richmond are the latest charged in the Jan. 6, 2021, attack organized by former President Donald Trump and carried out by his political followers.
Getting in the game early: Tim Kaine announces candidacy for re-election to U.S. Senate
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Tim Kaine announced Friday that he will run for re-election to what would be a third term in the U.S. Senate in 2024.
What happens environmentally when today’s new solar panels wear out in 20-30 years?
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How are we going to deal with all the waste when the solar panels everyone is putting up now wear out in 20-30 years?
Orioles owner donates $5M, but deflects baseball questions in awkward exchange
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On Monday, in the B&O Warehouse, the home of the Baltimore Orioles front office, Orioles principal owner John Angelos and Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott announced a huge donation from the Orioles to the CollegeBound Foundation.
First case of avian flu reported in Virginia; experts say risk to humans is low
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Virginia poultry owners are strongly encouraged to practice biosecurity to protect their flocks against the Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza.
Staunton Crossing promises positive economic impact throughout Shenandoah Valley
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City leaders are weighing in on the $4.56 million grant awarded to Staunton Crossing, and they promise that the development will have positive economic impacts throughout the Shenandoah Valley.
VCU poll: Biden, Youngkin both get positive job approval ratings among Virginia voters
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President Biden gets a 50 percent job approval rating from Virginians, a dramatic turnaround from where he stood in the Commonwealth in the summer.
Collateral damage, humanitarian interventions, and the other slippery slopes of war
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The beginning of the war on terror at the turn of the century coincided with the creation of new euphemisms to describe things that were already well defined.
Former planner: Uniontown redevelopment ‘resegregation under the name of culture’
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The City of Staunton is committing $75,000 to a small area study of Uniontown, a predominantly Black neighborhood located near National Cemetery that was settled after the Civil War and Emancipation.
