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Pamela D'AngeloVirginia’s economy is on track to contract by the end of 2025, and new numbers from the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis showed the U.S. economy declined in the first quarter of 2025. -
Charlottesville Public SchoolsCharlottesville’s public school system is celebrating today after learning it was chosen to take possession of a 14-acre site that had been used by the Federal Executive Institute. The Trump administration canceled that program and declared the property surplus – eligible for takeover by a local educational institution. The University of Virginia also applied, despite pleas from the school board that it not compete for the property. Sandy Hausman has more on that story.
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Federal tax incentives and a growing wind industry helped draw LS Greenlink's factory to America. The Trump administration has taken aim at both of them. -
Seven months after Hurricane Helene ripped apart the New River shoreline, what’s changed inside the New River Trail State Park? One addition is a new birding trail along a portion of the park in Wythe County, where visitors can explore the sights and sounds of springtime. -
Governor Glenn Youngkin is expected to make several key environmental decisions this week. -
Rabbits are prolific – but their babies are also at risk. Hundreds of them end up at the Wildlife Center of Virginia each spring. Sandy Hausman reports on how to tell when young rabbits are in need of care and what you can do to help. -
More than a thousand people packed an auditorium in Charlottesville over the weekend – hoping to hear from their congressman, but Republican John McGuire was a no-show. Still, members of the audience went on stage to ask him questions. -
Rep. Gerry Connolly steps down as top Oversight Democrat and won't seek reelection as cancer returnsConnolly, 75, has served in Congress since 2009 and represents northern Virginia, including Fairfax County. -
John Reid doubled down on his intention to stay in the 2025 Lieutenant Governor’s race despite calls from some in his party to step down. -
Mayor Muriel Bowser said Monday the District of Columbia and the Commanders reached an agreement to construct a new home for the football team in the city at the place the franchise called home for more than three decades. -
The increased demand reflects a better understanding of addiction in the shadow of increased substance abuse during the pandemic. -
Labor issues may end up being a big campaign issue in the statewide elections this year. It's a question that has vexed Democrats for years.
