Wayne Farrar has been WCVE's local anchor of Morning Edition since 1997. He previously worked in radio in Staunton, Williamsburg and Roanoke, where he was a reporter-writer for WDBJ Radio-TV before coming to Richmond as news director and capitol reporter for WRNL. He became capitol correspondent for The Roanoke Times and weekend newscaster for WRVA, then worked in public information for state agencies before joining WCVE in 1996. He studied journalism at Washington and Lee University and is a member of the Society of Professional Journalists and Public Radio News Directors Incorporated.
The Associated Press reports that two people with knowledge of the situation say the FBI has begun looking at the relationship between Gov. Bob McDonnell and his family and the head of a company under investigation.
On the final day of its session, the General Assembly overcame an impasse on road funding and Medicaid expansion. (due to digital delay, a few seconds of surrounding program may be heard.)
Virginia Secretary of Homeland Security Terrie Suit and Department of Emergency Management chief Michael Cline diiscuss what citizens need to do to be ready for a hurriane.
Bob Crum and Kim Scheeler describe collaborative effort of Richmond Regional Planning District Commission and Greater Richmond Chamber to develop strategic priorities for the region.
