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Virginia has plenty of fast food options, from burger counters to chicken spots and sandwich chains. Since no readable source was provided for a verified statewide favorite list, this piece sticks to six major chains with a strong Virginia presence and the menu items people most often talk about. Chick-fil-A keeps its spot with chicken…
Virginia has started installing speed-capping devices in the cars of some convicted drivers, and similar programs are gaining ground across the country. If your state hasn’t debated it yet, it probably will soon. Before it does, the fine print on…
FAIRFAX COUNTY, Va. - Virginia investigators found that Dr. Azure Baron, who leads the Northern Virginia Mental Health Institute, engaged in misconduct. The Institute housed Abdulloi Toshpulodzoda, the man who killed his landlord and was able to escape the country on a weekend pass. A Virginia Inspector General report says...
Central Virginia oysters linked to a 13-state outbreak are still testing positive for Salmonella, forcing state health officials to extend their ban on shellfish harvesting in the impacted waterway.
"It's going to take organizations coming together to care for individuals and keep them warm."
As leaves are falling and the temperatures drop, the Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) is in the final stages of getting ready for snow season. Though preparations begin in the summer, it’s this time of year crews focus on inspecting snow-fighting equipment and ensuring materials and drivers are ready for the first forecasted flakes of snow.
Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! Big cat ownership laws in Virginia are strict, and the short answer for a private person is no. You cannot legally keep a tiger, lion, leopard, or cougar as a pet in the state. Several layers of law apply at once: state wildlife rules, a state statute on dangerous captive animals, federal law, and local … This article, Big Cat Ownership Laws in Virginia: What Is Banned, Who Is Exempt, and Penalties , appeared first on Animal of Things . Discover more animal wonders – VISIT Animal of Things NOW AND FOLLOW US FOR FRESH UPDATES! Related Posts: • Hold a Vermont Antlerless Permit for November 2026? The Rifle Season Rule That Changed • 5 Deer a Year: Florida’s 2026-27 Deer Season Dates by Zone • Michigan Has No Limited Firearms Deer Zone in 2026, So Rifles Are Now Legal Statewide
Veterans Day falls on Wednesday, November 11, 2026, and restaurants, landmarks, and parks across DC, Maryland, and Virginia are saying thank you with free meals, half-price tables, and free admission. Few regions are home to as many veterans and military families as ours, and we are grateful for every one of you. Bookmark this page and share it with someone who served.
In the 1st District, Republican Rob Wittman had to contend with population growth around Richmond, while in the 2nd, Jen Kiggans was the only Republican to see her vote totals slip. The post How Cline won: He lost support in most cities but grew support in rural areas of the Shenandoah Valley appeared first on Cardinal News .
This is the start of Virginia Scope Sunday interview series, The Personal Side, in which we talk to Virginia officials about something they do in their personal lives—nothing political. First up is Lt. Gov. Ghazala Hashmi. Lt. Gov. Ghazala Hashmi. By Molly Manning. While some collect fridge magnets or...
A new report from Virginia’s Joint Legislative Audit and Review Commission (JLARC) found that assisted living and in-home care for the state's most vulnerable residents need drastic improvements.
A County Board member is urging caution around a possible increase in the cost of riding Metrobus. With Metrobus ridership down across Northern Virginia and the broader region, Metro officials need to be “very, very careful about raising fares right now in the current environment,” County Board member Takis Karantonis said at a Nov. 5 meeting of the Northern Virginia Transportation Commission (NVTC).
Halloween, the election, and the time change are behind us, so it’s a straight march through the rest of the fall and into the winter holidays. It’s been another busy week here in Northern Virginia and we’ve got all the headlines to get you up to speed. Among the highlights: over 50 new businesses are opening in the area; there’s a possibility of snow later this week; and NASA signed a data-sharing agreement with the state of Virginia.
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Virginia households with low incomes have until Friday, Nov. 13 to apply for fuel assistance, the state’s help with winter heating bills. The Virginia Department of Social Services says eligibility notices go out in late December, so a household that misses the window will hear nothing until the next one. The program is one of […]
The U.S. Census Bureau has proposed a rule change that would alter aspects of how census data is collected every decade. The adjustments would change who gets counted, where, and what questions are asked. The changes could affect political representation — like how congressional and state legislative districts are apportioned — as well as how […]
Virginia households that buy groceries with SNAP benefits can no longer use the card for soda, diet soda or zero-sugar soda. The restriction started Sunday, Nov. 1, at every store that accepts SNAP in the state. It rests on a two-year waiver the U.S. Department of Agriculture approved for Virginia, and it also covers carbonated […]
ROANOKE, Va. (WDBJ) - From classrooms to hospitals, nursing leaders are working to strengthen Virginia’s health care workforce by preparing more educators, helping students pay for school and introducing young people to careers in medicine. At Radford University, nursing leaders say a shortage of faculty can make it harder...
Joshua Hawkins’s argument against Question 3 rests on a sanitized account of Virginia’s history and an inaccurate description of its present law. He writes that the constitutional framers’ rationale was simple — “those who demonstrate fidelity to the law should be the ones entrusted with the power to change it.”
Reported stop-sign challenge raises safety concerns as Virginia prepares for icy roads and earlier sunsets.
