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Kennedy dropped from Va. presidential ballot and more state headlines
• “Kennedy dropped from Virginia presidential ballot at his request.”—Richmond Times-Dispatch • “Coverage: Israeli-American hostage with Richmond ties laid to rest at Jerusalem funeral.”—Richmond Times-Dispatch • “Know your zone: Virginia’s hurricane and storm evacuation system.”— 13NewsNow • “City council vote could impact Virginia Aquarium renovation plans.”— WAVY.com • “Animal euthanasia rates in Danville are 8 […]
'People need to see it': How politics hung up a $42 billion Biden internet buildout
The 2021 infrastructure law contained tens of billions of dollars intended to help rural parts of the country like southwest Virginia — but mounting political snags will mean the administration will have virtually nothing to show for it by Election Day.
Sustained drought has impacted some of Virginia’s key crops
(The Center Square) — After a “high-impact” drought in the late summer and fall of 2023 that resulted in several wildfires and another drought this summer, this year’s harvest has yielded some disappointing results for Virginia’s largest private industry. Though tropical storms are usually discussed in terms of negative impact, Tropical Storm Debby actually brought […]
Hundreds of open teacher positions across Hampton Roads as kids head back to school
NORFOLK, Va. — Against the backdrop of a nationwide teacher shortage, school divisions across Hampton Roads report being understaffed. "We have an enormous amount of pressure put on educators to do a number of things," said Carol Bauer, president of the Virginia Education Association (VEA). "We also see pay that does not keep up with the cost of living."
What could Project 2025 mean for education in Virginia?
While Virginia leaders tout improvements in public education, they are still working to address achievement gaps, facility improvements and the diverse needs of students and educators. However, recommendations in Project 2025 — a conservative plan for how the country should operate if a Republican wins the White House — if implemented, could derail those efforts. […]
Deadly Boar's Head Listeria outbreak may be larger than reported, experts suggest
A major deli meat recall remains in effect after 57 people across 18 states have had to be hospitalized and nine people have died due to a listeria outbreak.Experts say they expect the listeria outbreak will get worse before things get better.It can take up to 10 weeks for symptoms of listeria infection to develop, so many more people may have eaten tainted meat and just don't know it yet.Some infections are mild, but people who are pregnant, immunocompromised, or addicted to alcohol are most at risk.So far, Boar's Head has recalled more than 7 million pounds of its meats:...
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