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University of Virginia unveils new policies on masking, free expression
This is a developing story. Please check back later for updates. The University of Virginia this week enacted and updated regulations around on-campus protests. The reasoning? UVA officials said the policies make it easier for the students and staff to exercise their First Amendment rights. Spokesperson Bethanie Glover told VPM...
U.S. Navy’s Country Current band to stop in Hanover during national tour
The U.S. Navy's own Country Current, a country-bluegrass band that was established nearly 100 years ago, will be making a stop in Hanover County during its 2024 national tour -- and you can enjoy the show for free.
VDACS accepting applications for Beehive Distribution Program
HARRISONBURG, Va. (WHSV) - The Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services is accepting applications for its annual Beehive Distribution Program. The program began back in 2018 and was introduced in response to growing concerns over the declining bee populations around the U.S. Its goal is to help increase bee populations around the state.
Norfolk Southern Passenger Rail Services to Extend to the New River Valley
RICHMOND, VA (CVILLE RIGHT NOW) (AP) – State officials approved a deal Tuesday with Norfolk Southern to expand commuter and passenger rail services in southwestern and northern Virginia. According to the Richmond Times-Dispatch, the Virginia Passenger Rail Authority will now extend passenger train service to the New River Valley....
Virginia expands fentanyl prevention program after successful pilot test
Gov. Glenn Youngkin (R-VA) and Virginia first lady Suzanne Youngkin announced Wednesday the expansion of a fentanyl awareness program, emphasizing education and support resources to deal with the overdose epidemic in the Commonwealth. Suzanne Youngkin began the “It Only Takes One” campaign in January in Roanoke, Virginia, as a pilot. Since then, parents have reported […]
Two earthquakes reported near North Carolina, Virginia border
SPARTA, N.C. (FOX Carolina) - The United States Geological Survey (USGS) said two earthquakes hit the North Carolina and Virginia border Wednesday morning. According to the USGS, the first earthquake hit 4.9 miles east southeast of Sparta, North Carolina at 12:34 a.m. It had a magnitude of 2.2 and a depth of 4 kilometers.
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