Warner Ties Broadband Access to Rural Development
McDonnell Shifts on One Gun a Month
Goode Mum on Why He Won’t Seek Re-election
Goode Out But Count on Stiff Challenge to Perriello
Possible Challengers to Perriello
Business Owners Meet Nye over Health Care Overhaul
Wittman Named to Naval Academy Board of Visitors
Goodlatte Explains Opposition to Energy Bill
Law Enforcement Busy Finalizing Plans for President’s Visit to Bristol
Michelle Obama Opens Clinic and Campaigns for Health Care in Caroline County
Emails Show Clash Over Paying IT Firm
Latest Round of VDOT Layoffs Will Impact 600 Full Time Employees
3 Suitors Eye Virginia Marine Terminals
Virginia Wants to Buy Back Crab Licenses
Virginia Tech Study Shows Texting While Driving Even More Dangerous
Orange County Postpones Hearing on Wal-Mart
Supreme Court Case Pits Defendants’ Rights v. Prosecutors
Alexandria Police Chief Failed 4 DUI Tests
Alexandria Leaders Rally Around Chief
Warren County Supervisors Ask State Delegates to Support Rail Alternatives
Misconduct and scandal, some of it salacious, has been part of the the news from the Naval Academy in recent years, going beyond the “the young will be young and have got to be young” category. Rod Wittman will undoubtedly find himself examining that aspect of things, for which his knowledge of Congress, not all of whose members are known for their saintliness, will have prepared him.