Virginia Senators weigh in on potential government shutdown
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) - The clock is ticking and a potential federal government shutdown is looming. Currently, the House approved a short-term funding bill, called a continuing resolution, which would fund the government until September. That bill is being sent over to the Senate, but Democrats are not likely to pass it.
The U.S. government may be on the verge of a potential shutdown due to an ongoing budget impasse in Congress. A shutdown ...
Virginia’s schools superintendent abruptly resigned Friday, marking the second departure from the role under Gov. Glenn Youngkin (R). The resignation of Superintendent of Public Instruction Lisa ...
The state education department has missed several deadlines for sending reports to the state legislature and is yet to ...
As cuts are made at federal agencies, it’s essential that Northern Virginia considers alternative ways to draw business.
Since 1891, West Virginia State University has educated students entering the Mountain State’s workforce. Friday at the State ...
CHARLESTON, W.Va. –U.S. Senators Jim Justice and Shelley Moore Capito have voted to keep the federal government open. With ...
It's budget season across Virginia, where local governments are trying to balance the books. Small towns and rural areas may ...
West Virginia Gov. Patrick Morrisey signed a bill to prohibit biological males from entering female’s private spaces in the ...
Less than two years after joining the Virginia Department of Education, Lisa Coons is out as superintendent of public ...
Both frontrunners in Virginia's governor's race are trying to shape their respective messages around events unfolding rapidly ...
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