A Roanoke College poll says Americans are fed up with Congress and President Obama would have a hard time winning in Virginia if the election were held today. Charles Fishburne reports.
Some Louisa County residents, calling themselves “Not On Our Fault Line,” plan a peaceful protest in front of Dominion offices downtown at noon today. Charles Fishburne reports.
John Moeser discussed new census data highlighting an increase in the poverty rate for the Richmond region as part of the Eyes on Richmond Speaker Series at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church this past Friday. Craig Carper reports.
The Virginia Department of Education says President Obama’s announcement of state exemptions from portions of No Child Left Behind is welcome news. Craig Carper reports.
A Martin’s grocery store employee was stabbed and a co-worker arrested after an incident early yesterday morning at the store at the Village Shopping Center in Henrico. Charles Fishburne reports.
The United States National Slavery Museum, led by former governor and former Richmond Mayor Doug Wilder has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. But as Charles Fishburne reports, bankruptcy may not be the final chapter.
