There are more than 38,000 abortions performed in the Commonwealth every year.
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While many attorneys left the Department of Justice in the wake of Trump taking office, a recruiter tells Radio IQ there’s still some left.
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When it comes to international travel, Black Americans lag behind whites and Latinos. But for millennials and Gen-Z, the situation is changing.
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Voters across Virginia are considering a new local sales tax to raise money for school construction, more than 40 localities have it on the ballot. But none of the big Northern Virginia jurisdictions are holding a local referendum on the topic.
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Bears tend to be active this time of year as they’re scrounging for food, and two different threats could be making it more difficult for them to survive.
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The Switch Together campaign runs through Oct. 15.
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The two aviators, assigned to Carrier Air Wing 3, successfully ejected as “a mishap occurred during aircraft recovery operations."
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The Constitution guarantees the right to a jury trial for those charged with a crime. And there’s also a guarantee of legal representation. But they’re not free, and the jury alone might cost you a minimum of one thousand dollars a day.
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As access to legalized gambling in Virginia has grown, so has the number of people seeking help through the Virginia Problem Gambling Help Line. These numbers include a rising, and perhaps surprising, group seeking help.
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A somewhat surprising development today in the fifth congressional district -- the man who once represented that Republican-leaning part of the state has endorsed Democrat Tom Perriello.
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The standard is known as a “no harm test.”
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