Dominion Virginia Power Shuts Down Surry Number 2 Because of Overheated Ducts

Dominion Virginia Power’s Surry nuclear power plant’s Unit Number 2 has been on again.... now off again, while engineers try to iron out problems

New Cigarette Warning Labels Could Face Legal Challenges

The FDA has released nine new, very graphic warning labels that will be plastered on cigarette packages by next year...unless cigarette companies are successful in court action to stop it. Charles Fishburne reports.

Senator Warner Leads the Charge Against Fiscal Waste

As Washington tackles a 14-trillion dollar debt, the partisan debate centers on an “either or” choice…
Either cut spending or raise revenue. But as Patrick Terpstra reports, one Virginia senator has brought a third idea to the table.

Heart the Arts Fest Happens Sunday in Henrico

The Children's Museum of Richmond and the Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen have joined together to create what they're calling Heart the Arts Fest. It happens Sunday at West Broad Village.

Allen and Griffith Claims Checked for Facts

Jacob Geiger and Sean Gorman of Politifact Virginia report on their latest fact-checking investigations.

Richmond Police Make Arrest in Fatal Arson Case

Richmond police have made an arrest in connection with a fatal house fire they say was arson, and a woman they believe to be involved. Charles Fishburne reports.

UVA Law Professors Figure Prominently in US Supreme Court WalMart Decision

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.

Navy Looking for Practice Landing Field

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.

Civil War Trust Works to Preserve Grant's Campsite

The Civil War Trust is working to raise money to acquire the property that served as Union Army headquarters for the 1864 Battle of the Wilderness.

Virginia Tech Engineering Students Win National ecoCar Competition

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.