From elsewhere: Kiggans maintains support for Iran war while warning of pain at the pump. Richmond joins movement to end pet rent. Virginia State Police implementing speed cameras in highway work zones.
News Briefs
Stay informed with the latest headlines from across Southwest and Southside Virginia with Cardinal News Briefs. This category features fast, essential updates from the trusted journalists at Cardinal News, covering breaking news, local government, education, business, public safety, weather, health, transportation, community events and more.
From the New River Valley and Roanoke Valley to Southside Virginia, the New River Highlands and beyond, Cardinal News Briefs delivers timely reporting and quick-hit stories that keep readers connected to the issues shaping Southwest and Southside Virginia communities. Whether you’re looking for developing news, regional updates, statewide policy impacts or local stories that matter to Virginians, this page offers concise, reliable journalism rooted in the region.
Headlines from across the state: Kratom product sales to be regulated in Virginia; more …
From elsewhere: Former Martinsville commonwealth’s attorney contradicts registrar on failed petition to remove mayor from office. Henrietta Lacks marker next to statue unveiled in South Boston. Scenic Virginia hosts contests to find the best views in the commonwealth.
Headlines from across the state: Virginia joins lawsuit to block EPA rollback of emission standards; more …
From elsewhere: Virginia eyes toll revenue for transit as express lane debate grows. Neglected Chesterfield landfill needs $173 million to prevent environmental “catastrophe.” Amherst commission talks data centers, mulls special exception route.
Headlines from across the state: Virginia Tech board to vote on creating LLC for athletics
From elsewhere: Lynchburg City Council uncomfortable with more Flock cameras. Justices say they have secured financing to pay off loans at heart of Greenbrier dispute. American Airlines launches new direct flight to Chicago from Tri-Cities.
Headlines from across the state: Spanberger’s ICE actions deepen divide with Virginia Democrats; more …
From elsewhere: DWR approves fewer carp to eat invasive hydrilla in Smith Mountain Lake. Broadway to be third Virginia town to stop fluoridating water. Judge dismisses charges against former Richneck assistant principal accused of failing to prevent shooting.
Headlines from across the state: Virginia revenues surge despite job losses amid budget standoff; more …
From elsewhere: Ahead of veto deadline, Spanberger delivers mixed bag to immigration advocates. Richmond police to stop sharing Flock camera data with Virginia agencies that work with ICE. $1.25 million settlement reached in death of Virginia Tech student.
Headlines from across the state: Google’s second Chesterfield data center could impact wetlands; more …
From elsewhere: Blue crab population booms in Chesapeake Bay by 100 million, report finds. Richmond transit commits to another year of fare-free bus service. Bath County seeks new superintendent.
Headlines from across the state: Virginia officials celebrate the bald eagle’s comeback and centuries as national symbol; more …
From elsewhere: Copperhead season is here: How to prepare and stay safe. HUD secretary urges Liberty University’s class of 2026 to reject fear. Jim Ryan urges UVa class of 2026 to “do the right thing.”
Headlines from across the state: Sen. Lucas says she still doesn’t know why the feds raided her businesses; more …
From elsewhere: Smyth County commonwealth’s attorney calls assault weapon ban “unconstitutional.” Dan Snyder to list Northern Virginia estate again, this time for $49.9 million. State contractor sentenced for embezzling from charity drive.
Headlines from across the state: NAACP asks U.S. Supreme Court to overturn Virginia redistricting decision; more …
From elsewhere: Fairfax prosecutor Descano lambasted by Republicans in Congressional hearing. After 123 years, Virginia Tech student newspaper reduces print to embrace online. “Chill” bear tranquilized after journey into Richmond’s Oregon Hill neighborhood.

