This is AP NewsMinute: The director of the CDC said there may be a need to "update our definition of fully vaccinated in the future" as more p…
The Times-Dispatch confirmed a Wednesday report from The Athletic that the Sun Belt Conference has sights on expansion, with JMU, Old Dominion, Marshall and Southern Mississippi top prospects.
Virginia tax revenues soared by 18.4% in September, showing further signs of economic recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic as Gov. Ralph Northam met with economists on Wednesday to revise the financial outlook for the next two-year state budget.
The City of Fredericksburg has a resilient and growing economy, one that is re-emerging from the uncertainty and disruption of the global pandemic.
Write-in candidate Scott Hirons is challenging incumbent Sarah Chase in her bid for reelection to the Falmouth District seat on the Stafford County School Board. Hirons, a government contractor who has children in Stafford schools, held the seat from 2014–17.
While millions of us have gone to the grocery store or a department store, or enjoyed restaurant meals, the DMV held out until pressure from the legislature made it unwise to do otherwise.
Democratic candidate and business technology consultant Pamela Yeung said her background in business, science and technology, along with her experience since 2018 as a county school board member, gives her the edge in the race for the Garrisonville seat on the Stafford Board of Supervisors.
If you only have a budget of $300, take a cue from @ourrestorationnation and use your existing cabinetry and fixtures—just restore them to their former glory with a little TLC.
TikTok creator @cindyyang is a huge fan of budget DIYs, and this backsplash hack is no exception. These peel and stick tiles look super realistic and are the perfect in-between option if you don’t have the budget for a real backsplash.
'The Many Saints Of Newark' director Alan Taylor was grateful to have a bigger production budget than on 'The Sopranos' as it added more to some of the scenes in the film.
In this series, NerdWallet interviews people about their journey to tame debt. Responses have been edited for length and clarity. Just months before the COVID-19 pandemic hit the United States,…
If you’re having trouble sticking to a monthly budget, the solution might not be in a fancy app or a complicated spreadsheet, but rather in your humble bank account. Whether…
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Need a floating cooler on a budget? Cut up an old pool floaty and use a storage bin to hold your drinks by doing this quick and easy DIY from @crafty.diply.
RICHMOND—Gov. Ralph Northam in a speech to lawmakers Wednesday praised the state’s historic $2.6 billion revenue surplus—promising to direct s…
Need to upgrade your kitchen on a budget? Hit up your local Target. TikTok user @lynnymillerr found a ton of great finds for under $3.
Bathroom styling doesn’t have to cost a fortune. TikTok user @homewithbukola found a ton of great finds at Dollar General and Target that look luxe but fit into nearly any budget.
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer is conceding that Democrats face a tough pathway to delivering a $3.5 trillion package for family, health…
Democrats pushed a $3.5 trillion framework for bolstering family services, health, and environment programs through the Senate early Wednesday…
Senate Dems Unveil $3.5 Trillion Budget, Focused on Climate, Social Programs.
Finally, as the country reopens, you’re likely seeing more of your friends. Out with the video chatting and in with the high-fiving, hugging and, well, spending. For every dinner, there’s…
A proposed $3.5 billion spending plan for federal COVID-19 emergency aid took two sharply different paths toward passage in the General Assembly on Wednesday.
We're hoping that the 2021 special session of the General Assembly called by Gov. Ralph Northam on Monday will be very different from the special session he called in 2020 to deal with the COVID-19 pandemic. It should be a lot shorter, and focused on why the governor called it in the first place.
ARLINGTON COUNTY - With an eye toward the next two-year budget, Gov. Ralph Northam is proposing a $485.2 million spending package to reduce pressure on the state's overcrowded and understaffed public mental hospitals, while building on initiatives the General Assembly has approved in the past two years to transform behavioral health services in Virginia communities.
Faced with a potential fourfold increase in payroll taxes on Virginia businesses, Gov. Ralph Northam wants to deposit $862 million in the state’s depleted unemployment trust fund to help them hire workers and recover from the COVID-19 pandemic.