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Why We Vote: Roanoke Residents Offer Thoughts As Early Voting Ends
ROANOKE-What motivates someone to cast a ballot? Roanoke residents explained what topics motivated them to come out to the polls this year.
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Have You Turned In Your Ballot? Deadline Looms With Primary Coming
BEDFORD-Have you turned in your primary ballot? More than 43,000 mail-in ballots still haven’t been turned in by Virginia voters.
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Rashid: Dr. King, Not Joe Manchin, Was Right About the Filibuster
STAFFORD-America stands at a filibuster crossroads. Do we uphold a racist Senate rule? Or do we move forward and protect voting rights?
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What Is ‘The Marshall Plan for Moms’? Sam Rasoul Outlines The Proposal
ROANOKE-What is ‘The Marshall Plan For Moms’? Reshma Saujani developed the idea & now Sam Rasoul hopes to get it through the Assembly.
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Could New Plans Reduce Virginia’s Black Maternal Mortality Rate?
RICHMOND-How do we reduce Virginia’s black maternal mortality rate? A number of plans on the state and federal level could help.
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What Happened to Virginia’s Mass Vaccination Sites?
DANVILLE-Why are Virginia’s mass vaccination sites closing down? State officials say they’re shifting the plan in order to reach people.
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UVA Warns That While Fighting COVID-19, We’re Ignoring Other Vaccines
CHARLOTTESVILLE – It’s easy to forget, but the COVID-19 vaccine isn’t the only one some people need to take.
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How Can Virginia Spark Small Business Growth? McAuliffe Asks Owners
RICHMOND-To get started, small businesses need cash, promotion and help from the state. Executives tell McAuliffe they’re not getting it.
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Rashid: Virginia Can Still Learn Lessons From The Tulsa Race Massacre
STAFFORD-As we mark the 100-year anniversary of the Tulsa Race Massacre, columnist Qasim Rashid argues we still haven’t learned from it.
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A Time to Adjust: William & Mary Helps Veterans Adapt To Civilian Lives
WILLIAMSBURG – For veterans just getting out of the military, it can be a challenge, adapting to civilian life. William & Mary wants to help.
