From elsewhere: Shenandoah Valley farms face worker shortage after ICE raids. Department of Wildlife Resources takes out loan amid budget shortfall. Danville animal shelter at capacity for cats.
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.
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Headlines from across the state: Virginia Tech hires Florida Atlantic’s athletic director; more . . .
From elsewhere: Trump administration considers mining for minerals off Virginia Beach coast. Bedford Water takes Montvale into its system.
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Headlines from across the state: Prosecutors leaving U.S. Attorney’s Office in Western Virginia; more …
From elsewhere: County contradiction halts Mountain Valley Pipeline compressor station permit. UVa names new hospital CEO. Bedford board denies rezoning for Huddleston subdivision.
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Headlines from across the state: Virginia budget leaders reach ‘agreement in principle’ for deal; more …
From elsewhere: Some former felons, eligible to vote this summer, are in registration limbo. Amherst County residents ask supervisors to ban data centers. Virginia tribes unite to protect Henrico birthplace of Chief Powhatan.
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Headlines from across the state: Caesars Virginia sets monthly record for revenue at $37.99 million; more …
From elsewhere: Virginia centralizes state internship programs to benefit students, workforce. Roanoke County family drops action against VHSL in federal court regarding homeschooled son. Special prosecutor declines charges against former Patrick administrator.
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Headlines from across the state: North America’s largest salamanders are in trouble — researchers in Virginia are helping them survive; more …
From elsewhere: Landfill equalization tank project to cost $7.6 million, take over year to complete. Plans for UVa’s new data center project grow in size and cost. New Kent explores how to use I-64 speed camera revenue, including potential tax rebates.
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Headlines from across the state: Virginia gun manufacturer to leave state, citing new laws; more …
From elsewhere: Virginia congressional Democrats push DOD to reinstate resilience position at Norfolk naval base. Tangier Island: rising waters, eroding shores, dwindling time. How public education has transformed in Virginia since the nation’s founding.
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Headlines from across the state: Justice Department sues Virginia over mask ban, limits to federal agents; more …
From elsewhere: Virginia law enforcement fielding questions about incoming assault weapons ban. Lynchburg commonwealth’s attorney says she will not enforce new gun legislation. Bedford County church seeks healing following Friday’s wind-related tent collapse, death.
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Headlines from across the state: Some Virginians with past felonies can apply to seal their records, starting next month; more …
From elsewhere: Virginia superintendent reaffirms to Congress Loudoun’s commitment to student needs, parental cooperation. “Assault firearms” ban spurs pushback, gun sales in Page County. Airbnb program is illegal insurance, Virginia regulators say.
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Headlines from across the state: Sinkhole shuts down Tri-Cities Airport’s main runway; more …
From elsewhere: FBI returns to Taylor Mountain property tied to decades-old Bedford County case. Wittman seeks to keep 1st District seat, as Democratic challengers face crowded primary. How is the U.S. war on Iran affecting Virginia’s farmers?
