Edison Academy students discuss technical trades success with Superintendent Reid
Three Edison Academy students spoke with Superintendent Dr. Michelle Reid about turning their skills into careers through technical trade programs. They shared stories of competing at SkillsUSA and preparing for jobs after graduation.
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Nine Fairfax County students win awards at 2026 International Science and Engineering Fair
Nine Fairfax County Public Schools students were recognized at the International Science and Engineering Fair held last week. Honors included top category placements as well as special organizational awards among global competition.
VMI baseball to face The Citadel in opening round of SoCon Tournament
VMI baseball prepares to face rival The Citadel as they open play at the Southern Conference Tournament. Key players like Grayson Fitzwater look to break records while aiming for their first thirty-win season since 2010.
Attorney General Jay Jones responds to Supreme Court denial in Virginia election case
Attorney General Jay Jones has issued a statement following a U.S. Supreme Court decision related to an election case involving Virginia’s congressional districts. Jones criticized recent court rulings affecting voting rights while affirming his commitment to ongoing advocacy efforts.
Virginia Department of Transportation announces lane closures on I-295 in Hanover County
The Virginia Department of Transportation announced overnight double lane closures on northbound I-295 in Hanover County for pavement repairs this weekend. A key ramp will also be closed with a detour provided for motorists. Travelers are urged to check current road conditions before driving.
Aldridge’s grand slam leads Virginia Tech to 6-0 win over South Alabama
Virginia Tech shut out South Alabama with a decisive win powered by Kylie Aldridge’s grand slam. The victory advances them further into regional tournament play as they prepare to face LSU next.
Art history senior curates exhibit on women artists and their perspectives on aging
George Mason University senior Silas Fransen curated an exhibit exploring women’s perspectives on aging through art at Hylton Performing Arts Center. The project featured works by five regional female artists along with panel discussions highlighting generational views.
Prince William County 311 marks one year of service and expands access
Prince William County’s 311 system has marked its first anniversary by expanding its communication channels and reporting nearly 90,000 resident interactions across various platforms. The program combines advanced technology with live support staff to improve access to local government services around the clock.
VDOT announces weekly traffic alert for Hampton Roads District from May 17 to May 23
The Virginia Department of Transportation has released its weekly traffic alert covering major roadwork scheduled in Hampton Roads District from May 17 through May 23. Key bridge-tunnels will experience overnight or multi-day lane restrictions while some work zones will be suspended over the holiday weekend.