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Waynesboro teens arrested in carjacking that ended with crash in Staunton
Staunton Police arrested two Waynesboro teens in connection with a carjacking reported late Monday night.
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Virginia touts another dumb state taxpayer-funded tourism program
States like to brag about their tourism economies, like Virginia does, when it touts its record-high $36.2 billion in visitor spending in 2025.
UVA Football: Interesting tidbit on the O line from Pro Football Focus grades
UVA Football coach Tony Elliott has been defending his starting quarterback, Beau Pribula, by pinning the blame for the offense in general failing to produce because of issues up front, with the offensive line.
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Attorney General Jay Jones announces creation of Voter Protection Section
We’re seeing images of National Guard troops being stationed near vote drop-off boxes in DC, raising the question – is that just a test run from Team Trump to see what the courts do in response?
Waynesboro: Developer completes financing for 96-unit affordable housing project
Enterprise Community Development told us on Monday that it has closed on financing for 1030 Alston Court, a $36 million affordable housing community that will provide housing for 96 families in Waynesboro.
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UVA Basketball: Men picked to finish second in ACC, women picked sixth
Should be a fun fall, winter and possibly early spring for UVA Basketball fans, with the men picked to finish second in the ACC, and the women picked sixth.
JMU Athletics set to make the move from the Sun Belt to the American
The JMU Board of Visitors voted Monday to move the school’s athletic programs to the American Conference, with plans to become a full member of the league no later than July 1, 2028.
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UVA Football: Interesting tidbit on the O line from Pro Football Focus grades
UVA Football coach Tony Elliott has been defending his starting quarterback, Beau Pribula, by pinning the blame for the offense in general failing to produce because of issues up front, with the offensive line.
JMU professor helps international team solve Sahara Desert mystery
A JMU professor has unearthed evidence that a meteorite impact created unusual diamond-rich materials in the Sahara Desert 29 million years ago.
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