Karen Williams, GOP Chief Judge of 4th Circuit Court of Appeals, Resigns
Supreme Court Ruling on Evidence Concerns Some Virginia Attorneys
Virginia To Compete for High Speed Rail Funds
McDonnell- Bolling Push Jobs Plan
McDonnell Takes Swipe at Kaine
Delegate Hugo Calls on Kaine to Resign
ARC Petitions Kaine to Scrap Facility for the Disabled
ACLU Demands Jail Stop Censoring Religious Materials in Letters
Healthcare Fight Comes to Virginia
One More Fight for Arlington Housing Authority
Loudoun to Consider Tougher Penalties on Delinquent Tax Accounts
Richmond Police Car Deal Broke Rules
Virginia Beach Treasurer Questions Data That Cost Him Staff
New York Company Puts in Third Bid to Purchase SPSA
Norfolk to Sell Water to Suffolk, Isle of Wight
Hampton Tax Collection on Target
More Newport News Businesses Question Their Real Estate Assessments
UVA’s Casteen Says More Cuts Likely
The beginning of dementia and possible Alzheimer’s at 57 is a loud wake-up call to all of us: researchers, doctors, teachers, neighbors, citizens. There is every reason to address autism in the early years and Alzheimer’s in the later ones diligently and imaginatively, and to forestall them wherever possible. Bold, unconventional thinking and approaches seem called for.