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The University of Virginia’s Center for Public Safety and Justice is devoted to the study of policing in a democracy. As part of that program, it invites chiefs of police and sheriffs to learn about the role of local law enforcement during the Nazi era. -
Virginia Department of Health and Human ResourcesThe move from the court comes as Virginia faces record food insecurity and legislators debated the President’s changes to the program Wednesday morning.
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Part of the debate over data centers is about how they are powered. -
There are now three studies set to look at commercial fishing and other impacts on menhaden, a little fish with both ecological and industrial importance. -
The upcoming ballot measure is the next step required in the process to amend the state constitution. If approved by voters, automatic restorations would begin Jan. 1, 2027. -
The Western Virginia Regional Industrial Facility Authority has confirmed that Clearview Dynamics is evaluating a site in the Wood Haven Technology Park in Roanoke County for a data center. -
Hunting with dogs has long been part of Virginia’s rural tradition. But as the Commonwealth’s rural lands become more developed, it's created conflicts between landowners and hunters. -
A letter from Thomas Jefferson goes on sale Tuesday. The asking price— $285,000. During his lifetime, the former president wrote thousands of letters, but this one is especially valuable because of its timing and a message with modern-day relevance. -
Allegations of noncitizen voters have multiplied in recent years, although charges of noncitizens voting in Virginia have not panned out. -
Cities along Virginia’s coast depend on the Potomac Aquifer that stretches from New Jersey to North Carolina, but that resource is in trouble. A state report warns ground water is declining, and the aquifer can’t handle any more development. -
High school students in Floyd County are building a home for a local family as part of an ongoing effort to get more affordable housing for the New River Valley. -
"I know several in Richmond, just here in my neighborhood that, yeah, I think it's a growing issue for sure,” said Federation of Virginia Food Banks director Eddie Oliver Monday.
