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Few Virginia employers pay fines for COVID-19 violations
An exclusive analysis by the Virginia Center for Investigative Journalism of federal and state workplace safety data found increasing complaints,...
Police: Shots fired during pursuit, no signs anyone was hit
PETERSBURG, Va. (AP) — Shots were fired during a pursuit from Chesterfield County that ended in Petersburg, but there's no...
2 teens shot outside Virginia high school football game
WOODBRIDGE, Va. (AP) — An unidentified suspect shot and wounded two teenagers in a northern Virginia high school parking lot...
McAuliffe seeks dismissal of GOP lawsuit over paperwork
RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — Democrat Terry McAuliffe asked a court to dismiss a lawsuit filed by Virginia Republicans that seeks...
Hostile school board meetings have members calling it quits
A Nevada school board member said he had thoughts of suicide before stepping down amid threats and harassment. In Virginia,...
Northam: Philly will join Dulles as evacuee arrival site
FALLS CHURCH, Va. (AP) — Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam said Friday that Dulles International Airport will no longer be the...
VT alumna is key player in NASA mission to determine if life can exist on Jupiter moon Europa
In 2024 or 2025, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration – better known to many Americans by the acronym NASA...
Mitchell named VTTI’s first associate director of advancement
Carl Mitchell of Radford has been named Virginia Tech Transportation Institute’s (VTTI) first associate director of advancement. Mitchell is charged...
Linda Waggaman, Deborah Ring win Radford Photo Club’s August competition
Linda Waggaman and Deborah Ring, both of Radford, were winners of the Radford Photo Club August competition. Waggaman won the...
Boaters enjoy the New River on a recent float. The Renew the New River clean-up is to be held today,
Radford University and the City of Radford are partnering on an opportunity for community volunteers to help remove trash from...
Radford City Council receives community COVID update
By Heather Bell RADFORD – At its recent meeting, the Radford City Council received an update from Ashley Briggs, Public...
Montgomery Museum to present ‘Beach Reviews’ exhibit
The Montgomery Museum of Arts and History, 300 Pepper St. in Christiansburg, will present “Beach Reviews,” an exhibit featuring Blacksburg...
YMCA at VT to host Welcoming Week Sept. 10-19
The YMCA at Virginia Tech, along with the Town of Blacksburg, the Blacksburgy Library, the Blacksburg Museum & Cultural Foundation,...
VDOT names Christiansburg its Locality of the Year
The Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) has named the Town of Christiansburg its Locality of the Year. This award recognizes...
WalletHub: Virginia unemployment claims are 11.03% higher than last year
The personal finance website WalletHub declared Thursday that “Virginia is struggling with its unemployment recovery with last week’s claims higher...
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Few Virginia employers pay fines for COVID-19 violations
An exclusive analysis by the Virginia Center for Investigative Journalism of federal and state workplace safety data found increasing complaints, decreasing inspections during pandemic By Jeff South Virginia Center for Investigative Journalism Forced to buy their own face masks and serve customers who refused to wear one. Kept in the dark about co-workers who died of COVID-19 and ordered to work shoulder to shoulder with others who tested positive. Threatened with disciplinary action if they told government inspectors or the public that an employee had contracted the coronavirus. Those are among more than 1,450 “valid complaints” that Virginia workers have...
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Few Virginia employers pay fines for COVID-19 violations
An exclusive analysis by the Virginia Center for Investigative Journalism of federal and state workplace safety data found increasing complaints, decreasing inspections during pandemic By Jeff South Virginia Center for Investigative Journalism Forced to buy their own face masks and serve customers who refused to wear one. Kept in the...
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Police: Shots fired during pursuit, no signs anyone was hit
PETERSBURG, Va. (AP) — Shots were fired during a pursuit from Chesterfield County that ended in Petersburg, but there's no sign that anyone was struck, Chesterfield County police said. An officer tried to stop a a vehicle being driven recklessly in the West Hundred Road area near Interstate 95 on...
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2 teens shot outside Virginia high school football game
WOODBRIDGE, Va. (AP) — An unidentified suspect shot and wounded two teenagers in a northern Virginia high school parking lot as a football game was ending Friday night, police said. Officers responded around 9 p.m. to Freedom High School in Woodbridge after a report of a shooting. They found shots...
Read moreMcAuliffe seeks dismissal of GOP lawsuit over paperwork
RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — Democrat Terry McAuliffe asked a court to dismiss a lawsuit filed by Virginia Republicans that seeks to remove him from the ballot in this year's closely watched race for governor over an alleged paperwork error. In a filing Friday evening, attorneys for the former governor now...
Read moreHostile school board meetings have members calling it quits
A Nevada school board member said he had thoughts of suicide before stepping down amid threats and harassment. In Virginia, a board member resigned over what she saw as politics driving decisions on masks. The vitriol at board meetings in Wisconsin had one member fearing he would find his tires...
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Northam: Philly will join Dulles as evacuee arrival site
FALLS CHURCH, Va. (AP) — Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam said Friday that Dulles International Airport will no longer be the sole entry point for Afghan evacuees — the Philadelphia airport will now take them as well. During a press call, Northam called the evacuation effort “one of the largest airlifts...
Read moreVT alumna is key player in NASA mission to determine if life can exist on Jupiter moon Europa
In 2024 or 2025, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration – better known to many Americans by the acronym NASA – plans to launch the Europa Clipper, an unmanned spacecraft, toward Europa, one of Jupiter’s moons. NASA’s scientists hope to determine if the moon possesses the conditions needed for supporting...
Read moreMitchell named VTTI’s first associate director of advancement
Carl Mitchell of Radford has been named Virginia Tech Transportation Institute’s (VTTI) first associate director of advancement. Mitchell is charged with raising awareness of the capabilities and strengths of VTTI while fostering industry and private partnerships with the institute that support its mission of human and economic growth. Researchers at...
Read moreLinda Waggaman, Deborah Ring win Radford Photo Club’s August competition
Linda Waggaman and Deborah Ring, both of Radford, were winners of the Radford Photo Club August competition. Waggaman won the “Nighttime in the City” challenge with a photo taken from the boat marina in Dubai. Ring won the open category with a photo of a red-eyed tree frog taken in...
Read moreBoaters enjoy the New River on a recent float. The Renew the New River clean-up is to be held today,
Radford University and the City of Radford are partnering on an opportunity for community volunteers to help remove trash from a three-mile portion of the New River that runs through the city. Renew the New River is scheduled for 8 a.m. to noon today, Aug. 28, and interested volunteers can...
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