Course In Economics and Finance Required for High School Graduation

Charles Fishburne in News

There is a new SOL requirement in high school curricula that students must have some basic economics and personal finance before they can graduate. Charles Fishburne reports

VSU Gets Kids to Eat Veggies

John Ogle in News

VSU has found a way to get kids to eat their vegetables.

McDonnell Exchanges Views on Town Hall Road Show

Craig Carper in News | Politics

Gov. McDonnell has been on the road pitching and receiving ideas to make changes in state government.

Ford: Traction Missing in Economy

Brian Ford in Analysis

Brain Ford analyzes another week of mixed business news.

Schapiro: Surplus Mostly Allocated; Key Lawmakers Skeptical on ABC Selloff

Jeff Schapiro in Analysis | Politics

Jeff Schapiro analyzes the week in state politics.

Henrico Man to Serve 30 Days in Animal Cruelty Case

John Ogle in News

A Varina man who shot a neighbor's puppy has been sentenced to jail, but most of the time was suspended.

Tallest Man Surgery at UVA Deemed a Success

Charles Fishburne in News | Science Matters

The world's tallest man has been given a good prognosis following surgery yesterday at the UVA Medical Center for a rare condition that causes uncontrolled growth. Charles Fishburne has a follow-up Science Matters report.

Schapiro: Allen begins comeback bid; some Democrats back McDonnell road plan

Jeff Schapiro in Analysis

Analyst Schapiro views the week in politics.

Massey sued by environmental group

John Ogle in News

Massey Energy is being sued by an environmental group in West Virginia.

Autism coverage bill clears committee after years of rejection

Craig Carper in News

A House of Delegates committee has advanced legislation that would mandate coverage for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder ...  and a bill has advanced that would expand the statute of limitations for victims of sexual abuse in filing civil suits.