Louisa County and Waynesboro City Schools will be some of the first school divisions in the state to receive electric school buses from Dominion Energy.
VDOT crews are still working to clear an accident that has shut down part of Interstate 81 for over four hours. It happened in the southbound lanes near Mount Crawford around 2:00 p.m. Wednesday afternoon.
First responders in Augusta County are working with county officials to come up with an insurance plan that offers better coverage for volunteer firefighters.
In Staunton, students without internet at home are getting free hotspots for the year. Thanks to T-Mobile, students will soon be able to rent an internet hotspot for free from their school libraries.
The Second Amendment was once again a hot topic in Staunton. A couple dozen people talked to City Council on Thursday about the idea of Staunton becoming a Second Amendment sanctuary city.
An art exhibit in the Shenandoah Valley was created with the purpose of offering a new perspective. Curators are setting up the show called “VA Made: Mediation Across Media”.
There’s a new library coming to Augusta County. On Wednesday evening, the county supervisors voted to approve a lease for a new library in Weyers Cave.
Over the past several months Elkton Area United Services has helped, All Blessings Flow, expand into a building in Elkton to help those who may be struggling in the Valley.
Several Augusta County deputies responded to the Sheetz Gas Station on Stuarts Draft Highway just after midnight on Sunday, for a report of a man brandishing a firearm at another Sheetz customer.
The UVA Medical Center and Augusta Health are among dozens of entities taking part in a program that aims to prevent suicide and close gaps in care for service members and their families.
Peter E. Whitlow is charged with abduction/kidnapping, discharge of a weapon in a dwelling, abuse and neglect of a child, assault and battery of a family member, brandishing a firearm, and possession of a firearm by a felon.
Temperatures may fall below freezing tonight and the Virginia Department of Transportation is warning drivers who may be traveling along the Blue Ridge Mountains.
Employment and income in Virginia’s Appalachian counties lags behind the rest of the Commonwealth, and even Appalachian regions in other states. The new data comes as Virginia’s unemployment rate fell to just 2.6 percent.
There’s a new place in the Shenandoah Valley for people with dementia and their caretakers to gather. Once a month Trinity Episcopal Church in downtown Staunton is home to Memory Cafe.
