The building marathon at Ft. Lee is nearly over. An on-base hotel is still under construction, but ribbon cutting ceremonies yesterday marked the end of the Base Realignment and Closure construction at Ft. Lee. John Ogle reports.
The Center for Conservation Biology at William & Mary and VCU says Goshen, the second of three shorebirds it has been tracking, has been killed on Guadeloupe.
The State Board of Health has approved new rules that effectively will regulate Virginia’s 21 abortion clinics as hospital surgical centers, and some say, will put many of them out of business. Charles Fishburne reports.
Henrico County has made an arrest in the September 1st death of a man found in his car in the 7600 block of Staples Mill Road, and as Charles Fishburne reports, it appears a cellphone may have led police to the suspect.
As many as 1,000 faculty, staff and students are expected to participate in a “flash mob” on the University of Richmond Campus today, to take a stand against sexual and relationship violence.
With the start of the school year, one Virginia congressman is again calling for new steps to combat campus violence.
Elizabeth Wynne Johnson explains from WCVE's Capitol Hill Bureau.
United Way of Richmond kicked off its 2011 campaign on Monday with Slaughter Fitz-Hugh, co-founder of the Richmond-based IT company CapTech Consulting as Chairman.
