#virginia

#virginia

A transgender girl in Virginia joins the boys' track team after being barred from girls' sports under a new executive order.

Hélène Clauzel secures her second consecutive victory at the C2 event, extending her lead in the USCX series.

Jessica Aber, a former U.S. Attorney, was found dead, prompting an investigation into the circumstances surrounding her death.

Jessica Aber, former U.S. Attorney, passed away at 43, possibly due to a longstanding medical issue, triggering an investigation.

Virginia is the second-largest state for military personnel in the U.S., underscoring its significance in national defense.

The Department of Defense is one of the largest employers globally, significantly impacting Virginia's workforce and military operations.

Virginia has the second highest number of DOD personnel in the U.S. with 247,200, vital for national defense.

The Department of Defense is the largest employer in the U.S., with over 2.5 million people on payroll.

Crossroads Inn offers a historic stay with stunning mountain views and notable guest history.

Hyatt Regency introduces wellness experiences with cutting-edge meditation technology.

Maryland and Virginia are advancing legislation to legalize online gaming, aiming for economic boost and enhanced funding for essential services.

The real estate market in Virginia, Maryland, and DC remains strong with high-value properties selling quickly and at or near listing prices.

The high-end real estate market in Maryland and Virginia is competitive, attracting buyers despite some properties selling below their listing prices.

Residents in DC, Maryland, and Virginia have multiple ways to responsibly dispose of Christmas trees after the holiday season.

The prime season for apple cider doughnuts offers many flavorful options across Virginia and Maryland, attracting visitors with unique recipes and local ingredients.

Democrats retained key legislative seats in Virginia, confirming their majority against fears of a Republican shift post-Trump's election.

Two Democratic representatives are vying for governorships to showcase a new vision for the party while emphasizing inclusion and leadership.

Democrats face a significant public disfavor with only 31% favorability, raising questions about their future political strategies.

Governor Youngkin vetoed bills revoking tax exemptions for the United Daughters of the Confederacy, prompting controversy and debates over Confederate heritage in Virginia.

Virginia and D.C. leaders welcome the end of federal remote work as a boost to local economies.

Former felons in Virginia and across the U.S. face significant barriers to voting, even after completing their prison sentences.

Virginia election officials are being sued for allegedly violating federal law by improperly updating voter rolls close to elections.

Virginia lawmakers are advancing amendments for voting rights, reproductive freedoms, and marriage equality.

The amendments are primarily supported by Democrats and face opposition from Republicans.

Virginia's voter registration purge was ruled illegal by a federal court for violating federal voting rights laws.

The Biden administration is suing Virginia for violating the NVRA by purging noncitizens from voter rolls 90 days before federal elections.

Major explosives seizure linked to Virginia man may be historic in scale.

Spafford faces multiple charges after the discovery of homemade bombs.

Defense claims no violent intent found in Spafford's actions.

Governor Youngkin criticized President Biden for commuting life sentences of two men involved in a police officer's death, disregarding advice from federal prosecutors.

Federal agents seized over 150 homemade explosives in Virginia, marking possibly the largest such seizure in FBI history.

Brad Spafford was granted bond despite allegations of possessing a record cache of homemade explosives linked to extremist views.

Missy Elliott becomes the first artist with two songs in the 60 Songs Hall of Fame, celebrating her legacy and impact on hip-hop.

Shaboozey, a rising musician, blends hip-hop and country influences in his music, drawing inspiration from his upbringing in Virginia.

Supreme Court temporarily allows Virginia to purge 1,600 voters to prevent noncitizen voting, despite concerns over eligible voter disenfranchisement.

Yevgeny Vindman's victory strengthens Democratic hold in Virginia, leveraging his impeachment experience to advocate for democracy and veteran welfare.

Trump is focusing campaign efforts in historically Democratic states like New Mexico and Virginia for potential voter support.

Virginia, New Mexico, and New Hampshire may be competitive for Trump, contrary to prior assumptions of Democratic safety.

The Supreme Court temporarily permits Virginia to remove about 1,600 voters from its rolls, supporting claims of preventing noncitizen voting.

The Supreme Court's decision permits Virginia to purge its voter rolls just before the election, raising concerns over voter disenfranchisement.

Virginia can retain its decision to not restore 1,600 voter registrations ahead of the upcoming election as decided by the US Supreme Court.

Andrew Strohmeyer won the opening C1 event at Virginia's Blue Ridge Go Cross Cyclocross, marking a dominant start to the USCX series.

Andrew Strohmeyer secures his second consecutive victory at the C2 event, solidifying his lead in the USCX standings.