“Many of you said you wanted to have a say in who your next governor would be, and you wanted to have a choice. I’m honored that you asked me, yet again.” Those words from former state Senator Amanda Chase who announced she submitted signatures to the Virginia Department of Elections before the 5pm Thursday, April 3 deadline to get on the June primary ballot.
Virginia lawmakers addressed scores of legislative vetoes and amendments from Republican Gov. Glenn Youngkin on Wednesday, including the governor’s 205 revisions to the state’s budget bill that were decisively nixed by the Democratic-led General Assembly.
In what UVA Health Blue Ridge Poison Center Director Dr. Christopher Holstege says is a preventative measure, he’s urging not to take Vitamin A supplements in an attempt to prevent contracting the measles.
Partisan reaction from local congressional leaders about President Trump’s mostly across-the-board tariffs of 10-percent or more on all but a few commodities.
For the sixth time, Charlottesville-based Crutchfield has been named by Virginia Business Magazine one of the “Best Places to Work in Virginia”
Former University of Virginia Board of Visitors’ member and Jefferson Council founder Bert Ellis said he was removed from the board after Governor Youngkin made the military analogy that “the Marines are no longer needed and it’s time to bring in the Army” to affect change instituted by “leftist” faculty and administration.
A new poll shows many drivers in the Commonwealth admit to engaging in distracted driving practices even while acknowledging the dangers associated with them.
Albemarle County, VA (CVILLE RIGHT NOW) – Abbey Stumpf, Director of Communications for Albemarle […]
Highland, the historic home of James Monroe, will kick off its celebration of William & Mary’s 50 years of stewardship later this month with the first in a series of lectures.
Dominion Energy Virginia has filed paperwork with the State Corporation Commission seeking its first base rate increase in 33 years.