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  • The top stories for May 8, 2026, including efforts by Virginia colleges to recover from a cyberattack hitting thousands of schools around the US, RoVa Labs opens a biotech incubator in Roanoke, and a Virginia Tech student describes her 80 day canoe trip into the Canadian arctic.
  • Top stories for May 12th, 2026 including the loss of local newspapers, Supreme Court redistricting adjustments, frustrations with Google, and more.
  • Top stories for May 13th, 2026 including Modern police reform, a bikecentennial, vaping rules, and a new solar farm in a unique location.
  • The top stories for June 10, 2026, including study of rural hospitals showing 13 in Virginia at risk of closing, The Rappahannock Tribe's lawsuit over water withdrawal moves forward, and scientists on the Eastern Shore explain the impact of climate change on migratory birds.
  • The top stories for June 17, 2026, including a budget talks update from Virginia Senate President Louise Lucas, there's been a compromise reached for a marijuana marketplace, why is Appalachian Power upset with grid parent company PJM?, and a Fluvanna County woman wants to help mothers breastfeed longer.
  • The top stories for June 11, 2026, including Dominion Energy's president defending a potentially huge merger before lawmakers, efforts to close the revolving door between Congress and serving as a lobbyist, and Sandy Hausman visits a thriving pinball and video game arcade in Charlottesville.
  • The top stories for June 12, 2026, including a spike in Virginia gun sales as a ban on the sale of assault-style weapons approaches, ticks are spreading lesser known illnesses this summer, and the Roanoke LGBTQ community recognizes Pride Month with its annual Bar Crawl and Community Picnic.
  • The top stories for June 16, 2026, including the impact of the Big Beautiful Bill on SNAP recipients in Virginia, previewing Tuesday's hearing in Orange County over the use of biosolids, and a man who's spent several years staying overnight in slave dwellings will bring his history lessons to Botetourt County as part of Juneteenth celebrations.
  • The top stories for June 15, 2026, including the potential impact of a budget impasse on Virginia's credit rating, a long-term look at the state re-joining the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative, and Virginia changes management for its nursing scholarship programs.
  • The top stories for June 18, 2026, including strong opposition to a proposed data center at an open house in Botetourt County while Virginia's Senate President conducts a listening tour on those facilities, an 1800's farmhouse in Smyth County gets a makeover, and an analysis of the 2026 FIFA World Cup shows most of it will be under "performance impairing heat."
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