The number of top schools that are losing money on intercollegiate athletics has nearly doubled over the past decade. Many others are profitable only because schools are subsdizing the programs or imposing mandatory fees on students to cover the costs for what increasingly are professionalized sports.
Dwayne Yancey
Yancey is founding editor of Cardinal News. His opinions are his own. You can reach him at dwayne@cardinalnews.org or 540-529-1136.
Virginia’s job losses are accelerating, economic report says. Data center construction may be propping up the economy.
The quarterly forecast from the Weldon Cooper Center for Public Service paints a mixed picture of the Virginia economy. GDP is expanding again but maybe not in ways that help a lot of people.
Spanberger has a beef with Trump over beef imports. So do some Virginia farmers.
The governor held a roundtable with beef farmers in Botetourt County on Tuesday where they discussed ways to help the beef industry.
When is it time for the Roanoke Valley to panic about the water levels at Carvins Cove? Here’s what the data shows.
The water levels now, while low, remain significantly higher than the two worst droughts in the past four decades. We also use less water now than we did then and have more water sources.
The 5th Congressional District is now Virginia’s energy capital. Will McGuire and Perriello talk about what that means?
Energy issues are pressing the district from all sides, but the congressional candidates have been reluctant to talk about those.
The history they didn’t teach comes back to haunt us. Why events 250 or more years ago are raising gas and food prices today.
To understand the trade war between the U.S. and Canada, we must first understand why Canada even exists. That history reveals the parts of our founding story that Americans aren’t taught. Let’s start with why five Colonies didn’t join the revolution.
From data centers to surveillance cameras, we’re witnessing a remarkable and bipartisan pushback against technology
The reaction to both has united two sides of the political spectrum that usually don’t agree on much of anything.
Cline, Macy debate over debates. Here’s what a real debate would look like but don’t count on seeing it.
In 1858, Abraham Lincoln and Stephen Douglas logged 21 hours worth of debate time over the course of seven joint appearances. Today we’re lucky to get just a fraction of that.
American consumers will pay for the collapse of U.S.-Canada trade talks in ways hard to see. Here are the Virginia congressional districts with the most jobs at risk.
Will the trade impasse impact the midterms, though? In Virginia, the districts with the most at stake are also the most partisan.
Data centers are drinking more water, but overall water use in Virginia has gone down anyway. Here are the numbers.
The main reason why Virginia’s water use has dropped is the retirement of coal plants, according to Department of Environmental Quality reports.

