Also known as the northern lights, it happens when charged particles from the sun interact with gases in our atmosphere.
Board members who voted to restore the Confederate names say the previous school board ignored popular sentiment and due process when the names were stripped.
The Chevrolet Malibu, the last midsize car made by a Detroit automaker, is heading for the junkyard. General Motors confirmed that it will stop making the car introduced in 1964.
Jim Ryan walked into one of UVa's historic pavilions Thursday expecting a meeting with a student organization. That's not what he found.
Also known as the northern lights, it happens when charged particles from the sun interact with gases in our atmosphere
A day after it was spotted precariously balancing atop a roof and sparked worldwide social media pleas, a horse dubbed Caramelo has been saved in a daring rescue.
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Apple’s new iPad Pro “Crush!” commercial is drawing fire for being disturbing and tone-deaf. Curious? Watch it here to see why it’s sparking backlash.
A 10-year-old boy is in grave condition in Tennessee after being swept into a storm drain in a community southeast of Nashville. Now a new wave of dangerous storms is crashing over parts of the region Thursday even as it cleans up from severe weather that injured the boy, spawned tornadoes and killed at least three people. The National Weather Service’s Storm Prediction Center cites an “enhanced risk” for severe weather from Texas to South Carolina. The storms continue a streak of torrential rains and tornadoes this week from the Plains to the Midwest and now the Southeast.
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The fatal shooting of a U.S. Air Force airman at his off-base apartment by a Florida sheriff’s deputy brings to mind other instances of Black people being killed by law enforcement in their own homes as they’re going about their day. Senior Airman Roger Fortson was killed last week in his apartment in Fort Walton Beach. Bodycam footage shows Fortson opening his door to the deputy with what appears to be a gun in his hand pointed toward the ground. Fortson family attorney Ben Crump has said Fortson had been talking to his girlfriend on FaceTime.
A judge must decide whether Virginia law allows frozen embryos to be considered property that can be divided up and given a monetary value. The Fairfax County judge heard arguments Thursday from a divorced couple who disagree over the ex-wife’s desire to use two frozen embryos the couple created during their marriage in an attempt to conceive another child. The ex-wife says the embryos are her last chance to conceive a biological child after a cancer treatment left her infertile. Her ex-husband says he does not want to become a biological father against his will. The case attracted attention last year when another judge invoked Virginia's old slavery laws to issue a preliminary ruling over the embryos' status.
The Senate has passed a $105 billion bill designed to improve air safety and customer service for air travelers, a day before the law governing the Federal Aviation Administration expires. The bipartisan bill now goes to the House, which is out of session until next week. The Senate has also passed a one-week extension that would give the House time to pass the bill while ensuring the FAA isn’t forced to furlough around 3,600 employees. The bill stalled for several days this week after senators from Virginia and Maryland objected to a provision that would allow an additional 10 flights a day to and from the heavily trafficked Reagan Washington National Airport.
Judge denies Trump request for mistrial in hush money case after Stormy Daniels’ combative testimony
Porn actress Stormy Daniels sparred with Donald Trump’s defense attorney in a testy exchange over an alleged sexual encounter, though Trump’s hush money case doesn’t rise or fall on Daniels’ account.
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Board members who voted to restore the Confederate names say the previous school board ignored popular sentiment and due process when the names were stripped.
Jim Ryan walked into one of UVa's historic pavilions Thursday expecting a meeting with a student organization. That's not what he found.
The deal would use an additional $525 million in state revenue to pay for Democratic spending priorities without raising taxes.
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The widow of a North Carolina man shot and killed by Sullivan County deputies last spring has filed a wrongful death lawsuit in U.S. District Court in Greeneville, Tennessee.
A city man is in custody after a shooting sent one woman to a local hospital.
A Scott County, Virginia, firefighter died over the weekend while battling a wildfire.
The deal would use an additional $525 million in state revenue to pay for Democratic spending priorities without raising taxes.
BRISTOL, Va. – The city is currently seeking sealed bids from contractors to construct the next phase of widening of Lee Highway near Interstate 81’s Exit 5.
The Virginia Department of Transportation’s Bristol district is slated to receive over $800 million, or about 3% of the state’s total proposed transportation funding, during the next six years.