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FTC wants to hear from renters about ‘unfair and deceptive housing fees’
Tenants nationwide can comment until April 13, as the federal commission considers a new consumer protection rule.
Spanberger vetoes Fairfax casino bill over local control
By Shirleen Guerra | The Center Square Gov. Abigail Spanberger vetoed legislation that would have required Fairfax County to move forward with a casino referendum, saying the proposal would override local decision-making and depart from how gambling projects have been approved in Virginia. Senate Bill 756 would have added Fairfax County to the state’s list…
Purchase of Monroe’s old estate in Loudoun pushed to 2027
Legislation to purchase the former estate of the fifth Founding Father for use as a new state park in Loudoun County was continued until the 2027 session.
Valley Link power line draws local pushback
A proposed high-voltage transmission project in central Virginia is moving forward as local governments raise concerns about land use, costs and potential impacts on ratepayers.
Browntown Redbud Festival to feature antique car show 4/18/26 honoring late community volunteer
“We still have space in left at our Car Show on April 18. We’d love to have you showcase your Antique Car as we’re an historic little town with a wonderful “Mayberry style” Festival.”
Engle’s Angle: Some Food, Some Gas and a Lottery Ticket
The author is feeling lucky. Maybe he should buy some lottery tickets as well?
VDOT seeks public input on Shenandoah Valley Rail with Trail study; meetings scheduled in Woodstock, Front Royal and Timberville
The Virginia Department of Transportation has launched an online survey to gather public feedback on findings from phases two and three of the Shenandoah Valley Rail with Trail Assessment, and has scheduled three in-person public meetings along the corridor being studied.
Virginia wildlife officials urge residents to secure food sources as bears become more active this spring
Black bears are emerging from their winter dens hungry and in search of an easy meal, and Virginia wildlife officials are reminding residents to secure potential food sources and reduce the chances of human-bear conflicts near their homes.
Six Electrical Safety Tips for Smarter Home Improvement
The good news is that most of those risks can be reduced with a few simple safety steps.
Virginia State Parks to hire more than 900 rangers
Virginia State Parks invites job seekers interested in summer seasonal and hourly wage positions to explore the opportunities available at parks across the state.
