The principal called the prank a “serious incident” and asked parents to talk with their children about “appropriate behavior” during virtual learning.
Governor Ralph Northam, and ten other state leaders, are calling for an independent investigation after a Washington Post article detailed claims of alleged racist incidents at VMI.
The pandemic has stripped families of many things these last few months, but health care providers in the Roanoke Valley are doing what they can to make sure it does not rob someone of their final moments with a loved one.
Juneteenth has officially become a state holiday after lawmakers unanimously approved legislation during the Virginia General Assembly special session.
Republicans are reconvening the Senate this week to vote on a virus proposal, but it’s a bill that failed once before, and that Trump himself now derides as too puny.
The Harrisonburg Fire Marshal’s Office has determined that the explosion and subsequent fire at Miller Circle Saturday morning was the result of a natural gas leak inside the building.
Henrico families, staff and community members will have an opportunity to comment on the next 9-week school period during a virtual town hall on Tuesday.
A phased-in return to classroom learning began in Goochland Monday where hundreds of elementary school students returned to school in person for the first time since March.
The PGA Tour Champions currently has no full-time Black players, but Kirk Triplett, who has been on the tour since 2012, has no problem speaking up when it comes to social justice movements. For Triplett, the phrase “Black Lives Matter” is personal.
A Virginia police department says a man was killed last weekend when the riding lawnmower he was driving in the center of the road was hit from behind by a car.
Amendment 1 deals with how legislative maps are drawn in Virginia, meaning which areas make up which voter districts. This can have a major impact on which candidates get voted into office.
