Richmond changing FOIA policy after whistleblower complaint
“As you are likely aware, there have been several recent issues regarding timely FOIA responses that have been reported by the local media,” the memo reads.
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As Trump cuts federal jobs, Virginia lawmakers race to respond
The state is home to over 144,000 federal employees, according to a December 2024 congressional report- but factoring in commuters working in Washington, D.C. and Maryland, the number rises to…
Carytown welcome sign approved by Planning Commission
More than a decade after it was first proposed, the Carytown Merchants Association has won approval to place a 25-foot-tall sign welcoming drivers to the business district.
Small Business Saturday event in Virginia beach shows off 100 local stores
VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. — In Virginia Beach, dozens of local stores were set up, selling everything from homemade candles to popcorn during the ninth-annual Virginia Beach Small Business Pop-Up Marketplace…
WWII Veteran Added to Tomah VA's Hall of Heroes
WWII Veteran Added to Tomah VA's Hall of Heroes
Richmond-based United Network for Organ Sharing responds to criticism at Congress, calling it 'defamatory'
"UNOS has never engaged in any unlawful behavior," the nonprofit said. "Any statement to the contrary is outrageous and actionable in court."
Over 22,000 homes, businesses without power in Central Virginia
Over 37,000 homes and businesses are without power throughout Central Virginia Wednesday afternoon.
Federal cuts could affect all of Virginia — a new committee hopes to determine how
The need to explore the effects of federal budget cuts on Virginians crystallized for House of Delegates Speaker Don Scott when a neighbor saw him outside of his house in…
Will Richmond region get snow this weekend?
Despite a forecast calling for some wintry weather in greater Richmond on Friday and Sunday, there will likely be no significant accumulation in the Richmond area.
Local small business brings holiday cheer to West Liberty Elementary with glazing workshop for every student
WHEELING, W.Va. (WTRF) — Be Kind Ceramics, a family-owned business focused on spreading kindness through creativity, hosted a ceramic session at West Liberty Elementary School. Through …
Richmond Fire Department chief to retire
Richmond Fire Department Chief Melvin Carter is retiring after nearly four decades of service with the department, officials announced Friday.
3 Future Scenarios for Northern Virginia’s Economy, According to a Local Analyst
Terry Clower, director of the Center for Regional Analysis at George Mason University, shares what he believes are three likely scenarios for NoVA’s future. By Editorial December 11, 2024 at…
Va, NC under state of emergency ahead of snow
RICHMOND, Va. — "If you are not where you want to be by midnight tonight, don’t go," Gov. Glenn Youngkin told Virginians during his press conference on Tuesday, aiming to…
Richmond’s organ transplant network fights off criticism
Molly McCarthy’s kidneys were failing, and she needed a transplant. When an organ became available, she drove to a hospital near her home in Seattle, put on a hospital gown…
Caesars Virginia is growing the economy in Danville
The $750 million dollar investment is expected to bring in about $40 million in tax revenue each year. DANVILLE, Va. — Caesars Virginia is expected to grow and boost The…
Virginia legislature finishes session amid anxiety over federal job cuts
The Virginia legislature has ended its 45-day session by addressing a slew of budget...
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