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- Seven Rural Virginia Community Colleges Share $5.93 Million to Train Nurses and Behavioral Health Workers
Germanna, Laurel Ridge, Mountain Gateway, Patrick & Henry, Paul D. Camp, Rappahannock, and Virginia Highlands win Rural Health Transformation Fund awards.
- Governor Spanberger Celebrates Virginia Wine Month, Invites Virginians to Support Local Growers
RICHMOND, VA — Governor Abigail Spanberger today is celebrating the start of Virginia Wine Month and inviting Virginians to support the growers, winemakers, and small businesses that make the industry an important part of local economies and communities across the Commonwealth.
- Republican veteran Tony Sabio is on a ‘mission’ to win Virginia’s most Democratic United States House seat
Republican Tony Sabio is vying to replace Democratic incumbent U.S. Rep. Don Beyer in Virginia's 8th Congressional District race.
- County Adds Public EV Charging Stations at Cascades Library
Loudoun County has installed new electric vehicle (EV) charging stations for public use at the Cascades Library, 21030 Whitfield Place, Potomac Falls.
- Housing Bills to Boost Supply, Protect Tenants on Way to Abigail Spanberger's Desk
While some of the most progressive housing bills did not survive this year’s legislative session, many housing proposals are on their way to Gov. Abigail Spanberger’s desk — some of which she has already stated she will sign into law.
- Loudoun Supervisor Caleb Kershner Raises Concerns Over Food Truck Inspection Policy
Loudoun County Supervisor Caleb Kershner has expressed opposition to a local regulation that requires food trucks to change locations in order to complete required inspections. The policy mandates that vendors relocate their vehicles solely for the purpose of the inspection process. Kershner stated that this approach creates avoidable complications for food truck operators. Details of […]
- ‘People movers’ out, more parking in: Trump to announce $22.5B Washington Dulles makeover
WASHINGTON — Washington Dulles International Airport in Virginia, the main long-distance gateway to the nation’s capital, is set to receive a multi-billion-dollar makeover, a White House spokesperson confirmed Wednesday. President Donald Trump and Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy are expected to announce the project Wednesday afternoon at an event in the Oval Office. The sprawling renovation [
- Prince William County Public Schools Approves Historic Wage Increase for Educators and Staff
Prince William County Public Schools will implement an average 6.27 percent compensation increase for all school employees as part of a newly negotiated collective bargaining agreement. This historic wage agreement represents a massive financial investment in the local education workforce, totaling approximately $160 million over a two-year period. The substantial financial commitment aims to ensu
- Candidate Dave Beckwith Details Budget Balancing Strategy
Dave Beckwith is running for a seat in Congress and has shared a specific plan to balance the federal budget over the course of 11 years. The proposal focuses on reducing fraud through the application of artificial intelligence systems. This outline has been presented in public statements associated with his campaign. The plan references substantial […]
- Prince William County Fully Funds $29.9 Million OmniRide Transit Subsidy to Enhance Regional Mobility
Commitment to Regional Mobility Prince William County has prioritized regional mobility in its upcoming fiscal plan by fully funding the local transit subsidy request for OmniRide at $29.9 million. The precise allocation of $29,865,600 is designed to improve local connectivity while simultaneously reducing traffic congestion across the growing jurisdiction. This significant financial commitment re
- Prince William County Allocates Historic Funding for Public Schools Salary Increases
The Prince William County Public Schools system is set to operate under a comprehensive total budget of $2.9 billion for the upcoming fiscal year. A central component of this expansive financial plan is a substantial $1.1 billion transfer directly from the county government to the educational sector. This specific transfer reflects an increase of $123.8 […]
- Prince William County Advances FY2027 Budget with Historic $1.1 Billion School Transfer
The Prince William County government has officially outlined its Fiscal Year 2027 budget, featuring a historic $1.1 billion transfer to Prince William County Public Schools. This unprecedented funding allocation represents a 12.5 percent increase over the previous fiscal year, injecting an additional $123.5 million into the local education system. Local officials have emphasized that this […]
- Virginia nonprofit launches mobile tech education bus for underserved students
Two retired military cybersecurity experts in Virginia recently launched a bus service in Hampton Roads to raise awareness and educate students about technology, after receiving an unexpected state budget appropriation of $200,000. The cyber education bus is the latest way the nonprofit organization RFK Outreach will fulfill its goal to help children and teens learn […]
- Study Examines Radiation Absorption Differences Between Children and Adults Near Cell Towers
Theodora Scarato has drawn attention to research indicating that children absorb more radiation from cell towers than adults. The difference stems from thinner skulls and developing brains that allow greater penetration of radiofrequency signals. A 2023 study by Lee and Choi analyzed downlink electromagnetic field exposure in mobile communication networks. The work included computer simulations […
- White House Promotes Trump Accounts for Child Investment
The White House recently shared information about Trump Accounts, a new savings and investment option for American children. The announcement directs families to the official app for starting the process of building financial resources for the next generation. This development follows the program’s official rollout in mid-2026. Details of the Trump Accounts Initiative Trump Accounts […]
- Student Testifies on Smartphone Impacts at Fairfax County School Board
During a meeting of the Fairfax County School Board a student delivered testimony regarding the effects of smartphones on middle school students. The speaker recounted receiving a smartphone at age 12 in seventh grade. She described how this introduction led to interactions with media and public content that differed from typical adolescent experiences. The account […]
- Governor Glenn Youngkin Announces Delta Star Inc. Expands Lynchburg Manufacturing Facility
For Immediate Release: April 17, 2025 Contacts: Office of the Governor:Peter Finocchio, Peter.