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Commonwealth leaders come together to sign anti-bigotry legislation
(The Center Square) — Gov. Glenn Youngkin held a ceremonial signing for legislation adding ethnicity to the protected classes under the Virginia Human Rights Act and ratcheting up penalties for people committing crimes motivated by bigotry. The bipartisan House and Senate legislation was inspired by the Oct. 7 Hamas attack in Gaza, which led to the ongoing war between Israel and Hamas, sparking anti-Israeli protests around the globe, including Virginia. ...
How to watch UVA football vs Richmond and GAME THREAD
UVA -19 Pregame Content. 3 players, 2 matchups, and 1 prediction to watch for UVA football vs Richmond. ACC Football Betting Preview: UVA vs Richmond, Clemson vs Georgia, Miami vs Florida, and more. Speaking the Lawn Episode 27: Rating Each UVA Football Position Group. Roundtable: How many games will UVA...
Chesterfield special needs student found with drugs allegedly belonging to elementary teacher
8News has obtained court documents that reveal new details on the arrest of a Chesterfield County elementary school teacher on Thursday after a special needs student was allegedly found with her illegal drugs.
Who’s In The News: The Capitol Fools
Jay James has your chance to win a pair of tickets to see The Capitol Fools at The Paramount Theater on Sunday, September 15th all this week by playing Who’s In The News!. Listen for your que to call during the WINA Morning Show with Jay James Tuesday, September 3rd- Friday, September 6th and play Who’s in The News and you’ll win those tickets to the 231 Fest!
Voice of the Cavaliers John Freeman Returns for Another Exciting Season
Charlottesville, VA (CVILLE RIGHT NOW) – The excitement is palpable as John Freeman, the voice of the Cavaliers, gears up for another season of UVA football. “Let’s go. I’m ready,” Freeman exclaimed at the start of a recent interview. His enthusiasm mirrors the anticipation of the Cavaliers’ fans as they prepare for the season opener against Richmond.
Dinwiddie resident bestowed prestigious honor: Contributions set benchmark for excellence
DINWIDDIE – Shirley P. Johnson-Pryor, matriarch of Joseph M. Johnson & Son Funeral Homes in Petersburg and McKenney, was bestowed a prestigious honor on Aug. 7 during the National Funeral Directors and Morticians Association, Inc.'s [NFDMA] 87th Annual National Convention. The event also served as the Association’s centennial celebration. Johnson-Pryor, a lifelong resident...
Tennessee Basketball to face Virginia in Baha Mar tournament in The Bahamas
Tennessee Basketball will face Virginia in the first round of the Baha Mar Championship in The Bahamas on November 21. The post Tennessee Basketball to face Virginia in Baha Mar tournament in The Bahamas appeared first on On3.
Feds: Justice coal companies have no defense against move to hold them in contempt
Federal attorneys asking a court to hold 23 of West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice’s family-owned coal companies in contempt for nonpayment of health and safety fines entered a filing this week saying the companies shouldn’t have entered into a payment plan if they knew they couldn’t honor it. The filing, entered Tuesday in the U.S. […]
Reservations for Hunting Opportunities at Virginia State Parks Open Sept. 3
Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation manages Virginia State Parks which offer hunting opportunities each year to select parks. Managed hunts are a key tool in managing the deer population and herd health. Participating hunters are asked to support this effort by following harvest guidelines associated with each hunt. New this year is a hunting […]
Parents / Kids Ask Virginia Supreme Court to End Racially Divisive School Board Policy
A group of diverse parents and their children are suing the Albemarle County School Board for enacting discriminatory policies and indoctrinating students in radical ideology. In 2019, the school board enacted a policy that violates students’ civil rights by treating them differently based on race, and by compelling them to affirm and support ideas contrary […]
Storm knocks steeple off Nokesville church; thousands still without power across Northern Virginia
Thousands were still without power across Northern Virginia this morning after Thursday evening thunderstorms downed trees, flooded roads, dropped ping-pong sized hail in Sterling and knocked the steeple off a church in Nokesville. As of 11 a.m., Dominion Energy, Northern Virginia Electric Cooperative and the Rappahannock Electric Cooperative reported about...
2024-25 Ritter Scholars Named
Four students have been named Ritter Scholars by the University of Virginia School of Law for 2024-25: Anne Crumley, Laura-Louise Rice, Jeff Stautberg and Andrew White. Established by Willis Ritter ’65 in honor of his parents, the Mary Claiborne and Roy H. Ritter Prizes recognize third-year students “who best exemplify the qualities of honor, character and integrity envisioned by Thomas Jefferson when he founded UVA.” The honorees — selected based on nominations from students, faculty, staff and alumni — receive a tuition award.
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