Virginia’s new slowpoke law has produced results and provided measures to improve lane discipline on highways in the Commonwealth.
VDOT Under Fire Again For E-Z Pass Overcharges
VDOT is under fire again, but not for bribes and drugs, or their $47 tolls in Northern Virginia, but for overcharges on E-Z pass customers.
Comstock’s Political Acumen And Relentless Work Ethic
As the race for VA-10 heats up, the Democrat’s lumpen opposition fails to crack Comstock’s bulwark of political acumen and relentless work ethic.
Virginia Voters Receiving Confusing Mail About Registration Status
Some Virginia voters have recieved “confusing mail” regarding their registration status. However, the Elections Board says it’s nothing to worry about.
#FrustrationThursday Gets A Whole New Meaning In NOVA
As the Metro was shutdown for over two hours and traffic piled up on I-66, NOVA drivers put a whole new meaning to #FrustrationThursday.
Prince William County Moving To Put Armed Guards In Schools
Following the February 14 massacre in Parkland, Florida, Prince William County is moving to be the first Virginia locality to put armed guards in schools.
The Virginia Way In State Government Has Its Benefits
Although many are led to believe that any government is wasteful, a new study shows that the Virginia Way seems to work in the Old Dominion.
DEQ’s Regulation On Forest Biomass Do Not Reflect Carbon Neutrality
As the forestry industry is imperative to Virginia’s economy, the DEQ’s new regulation does not reflect its carbon-neutral nature.
China Hits Back With Proposed Tariffs, May Disrupt Virginia Agriculture
Following President Trump’s order to impose tariffs on China, the eastern nation hits back in retaliation that may disrupt Virginia’s agriculture economy.
The Political Argument Surrounding The Census Was Already Debated
Although the outrage over the citizenship question on the census seems to be relatively new, this argument was debated decades ago.