Dogwood Staff

AXTON-Gone are the traditional versions from last year. COVID-19 symptoms in this Delta variant now mimic a ‘bad cold’, experts say.

RICHMOND-Virginia schools need a number of changes in order to protect against cyberattacks. The question is how will they pay for it?

RICHMOND-The governor’s new task force will consider changing calendars and offering different meal options for Virginia schools.

BASSETT-After Gov. Northam’s emergency order ends June 30, Virginia’s face mask ban, created in 1953, goes back into effect.

Politicians love to talk about protecting the environment on the campaign trail, but what’s happening in Richmond and DC to actually put conservation practices in place? Rep. Abigail Spanberger says Virginia is taking steps to encourage clean energy on conservation practices.

To help combat learning loss in Virginia, Gov. Ralph Northam announced in May that districts could apply for part of Virginia’s $62.7 million LEARNS fund. LEARNS or Leading, Engaging, Assessing, Recovering, Nurturing and Succeeding, is a grant program that the Virginia Department of Education manages.

ROANOKE-What motivates someone to cast a ballot? Roanoke residents explained what topics motivated them to come out to the polls this year.

RICHMOND-How accessible is Virginia? And how does ARP funding help the Commonwealth improve accessibility for people with disabilities?

RICHMOND-Adjunct members of the new VCU workers union claim they’re being targeted through cuts in pay and fewer working hours.

MANASSAS-While the county has completed all initial state requirements, activists say this isn’t all the Marcus Alert is supposed to do.