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"My firsthand experience is someone taking my sign down and putting up their sign, and towing away all my customers that have hangars to park in my lot," Mark Fogg said. "

"My firsthand experience is someone taking my sign down and putting up their sign, and towing away all my customers that have hangars to park in my lot," Mark Fogg said. "

Hydraulic fracturing has helped tap vast supplies of oil and natural gas in the United States, and is critical to future energy extraction processes.

JMU Faculty Senate did not follow state open meeting laws at Thursdays meeting by going into closed session without citing a reason or exemption and by not certifying the closed

JMU Faculty Senate violated state open meeting laws at Thursdays meeting by going into closed session without citing a reason or exemption and by not certifying the closed portion after

The concept of Sensitive Personal Information (SPI) has made its way into new and emerging US privacy laws. The usual challenges associated with a novel privacy obligation certainly...

Ward 5 Town Council member Jay Heroux declared he has no personal interest or conflict of interest regarding the Amazon data center proposal up for town approval, according to a

Police and medics have been dispatched to Wakefield High School at least twice for students experiencing suspected substance abuse-related issues since Tuesday's fatal overdose. The dispatches seem to point to administrators taking an extra-cautious approach to the medical treatment of students observed to be under the likely influence of drugs and alcohol in schools. Arlington

Parents are questioning school administration after a student was found unconscious in a bathroom at Wakefield High School due to an apparent drug overdose.

The Arlington County Police Department’s Criminal Investigation Division is investigating an apparent drug overdose at Wakefield High School.