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  • A new director takes the helm of Harrisonburg and Rockingham County’s joint emergency communications center… In the General Assembly, bills advance that would ban assault-style weapons, outlaw the herbicide paraquat, and change Virginia’s participation in the Electoral College… We tour two businesses in the Valley that take very different approaches to processing reusables….
  • Harrisonburg's permanent, low-barrier adult shelter has announced a new partnership to provide mental health services on-site ... Virginia’s winters are usually mild, so local bears don’t fully hibernate. But females do settle into dens before and after the birth of cubs ... and more.
  • UVa cancer researchers discover a potential new treatment for the deadliest form of brain cancer… Governor Spanberger ends agreements between state law enforcement agencies and ICE… A new partnership between the Wildlife Center of Virginia and Bridgewater College gives turtles a place to stay for the winter, and students an opportunity to learn rehabilitation….
  • A grand jury issues new animal cruelty and other charges against the former owners and workers at Natural Bridge Zoo… Charlottesville issues a symbolic statement against ICE… State Democrats release their proposed new congressional map, which could give them a 10-1 advantage in the state’s delegation….
  • The so-called Shopping Cart Killer will undergo more psychological testing before he is sentenced… Governor Spanberger blames President Trump for higher gas prices and says voting for redistricting will help rein him in… A book written by a Harrisonburg educator more than a century ago is brought to life on stage at the Virginia Festival of the Book….
  • One day after a deadly shooting at ODU, several local colleges deal with campus threats… The General Assembly gavels out of session, and lawmakers plan to meet in April to finalize the budget… Virginia politicians react to the potential that President Trump is sending more U.S. troops into the Middle East….
  • VDOT sets dates for public meetings on a proposed walking and biking trail in the Shenandoah Valley… The General Assembly appoints former Valley Republican Delegate Todd Gilbert as district judge… Governor Spanberger considers legislation passed this session, including one bill that would expand collective bargaining for some government employees, but not all….
  • The governor considers bills that would legalize pot sales, and slot-machine style games… Students at UVa gather for an interfaith breaking of fast… A shared-use commercial kitchen in Charlottesville provides space for culinary entrepreneurs….
  • The ROTC instructor killed by a gunman on ODU’s campus is laid to rest… State officials roll out the new Vape Enforcement Act… Augusta County officials hold a cornerstone ceremony at the new courthouse….
  • Developers of a proposed new transmission line project east of Charlottesville hold a virtual information meeting… Virginia updates its Wildlife Action Plan… Governor Spanberger now has more than 1200 bills to consider from the General Assembly, and Jeff Schapiro has a review….
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