The United States Supreme Court has cited the work of three University of Virginia law professors in its landmark ruling that put the brakes on a massive job discrimination suit against Walmart. Charles Fishburne reports.
The Emporia Greensville Regional Airport has submitted a proposal for E-2 Hawkeye and C-2 Greyhound Naval aircraft to practice low altitude passes and touch and go maneuvers.
Virginia Tech engineering students have just won a national competition by building a hybrid-electric next-generation automobile that practically runs on fumes. Charles Fishburne has more in this Science Matters report.
After a tough winter for blue crabs, Chesapeake Bay fisheries managers will be using the latest science to help them increase populations by keeping the right number of females out of the pot. Northern Neck Correspondent Pamela D’Angelo reports.
Governor Bob McDonnell signed a bill yesterday that will lay the framework for an additional 6,000 slots at Virginia’s public universities. Craig Carper reports.
The USS George Washington is back at work in the Pacific. One of the ship's officers is from Mechanicsville. The Washington, based in Japan, was in a six month maintenance period when the massive earthquake struck. A feature story by John Ogle.
A three-year old boy has been reunited with his family, and two child-care workers are facing misdemeanor child neglect charges after he was left alone in an eastern Henrico Park.
Richmond’s first real estate tax amnesty program has netted 7.1 million dollars, as penalities were dropped and interest rates lowered for 60 days. As Charles Fishburne reports, city officials are calling it a win-win situation.
