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On March 5, 2012, Fred Chambers, then a seasoned detective with the Fairfax County Police Department, stepped into the offices of Childhelp Children’s Center of Virginia, off Waples Mill Road

In Richmond, protesters wearing possum costumes shouted, “Do your job,” at the DEQ building and urged the agency to issue a stop work order under authority of a state law

Pop-up clinic comes to Fishersville, Charlottesville City Market opens for the season and more.

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JAMES CITY COUNTY — For the third year in a row, James City County residents Jeff and Jamie Marklin will tackle a one-day, 18-mile hike through Shenandoah…

The new "Pathway to Trooper" program allows 18 to 20-year-olds to be employed with VSP as an "Emergency Dispatcher" in one of VSP's seven Emergency Communication Dispatch Centers.

Gov. Jim Justice vetoed House Bill 5528, which would have raised e cap on how much capacity a renewable electric facility may generate and removed a sunset date on a state program designed to promote utility-scale renewable power Justice approved in 2020. Justice claimed it would hurt the coal industry and drawing the ire of advocates of a new energy status quo in a state anachronistically dependent on coal.

Easter egg hunts, library internships and more.

The Virginia Chapter of the National Wrestling Hall of Fame and Museum announced seven inductees for the Class of 2024 who have made a lifetime of outstanding contributions to the

Master gardeners host "Green Elephant" sale, cities and counties enter budget season and more.