The suit, filed in federal court in California, alleges that Roanoke-based Luna and several of its executives violated securities laws.
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Martinsville revisits recent switch from stop lights to stop signs in uptown
The modifications were intended to make the area safer for pedestrians. But some issues have arisen.
Posted inNews Briefs
New federal rule requires two-person crews on trains; similar Virginia bill vetoed; more …
From elsewhere: Longtime McAuliffe aide to lead Biden campaign in Virginia. Lynchburg City Schools in limbo while trying to finalize 2025 budget. Salem School Board member Thompson stepping down due to judgeship.
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Infamous Weekend returns to Pop’s Farm; more …
Agee to receive top award from American Hospital Association. Ballad names Hilton as CFO.
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Reader photos help tell story of region’s weather
Cardinal News’ Southwest and Southside Virginia territory has diverse geography and weather. You can help us chronicle that, as many regional residents did with last week’s changeable weather.
Posted inEconomy
Nasdaq warns Roanoke-based Luna Innovations that it could be delisted
Luna announced last month that it was indefinitely delaying its fourth quarter and annual reports after it discovered transaction discrepancies.
Posted inOpinion
Youngkin’s legacy might be decided in next year’s governor’s race
He has repeatedly blocked key Democratic intiatives and seen Democrats block his. Voters will get to say next year whether they agree or disagree.
Posted inPolitics
Youngkin sends broadband ‘make-ready’ bill back to General Assembly
The governor wants more time for the State Corporation Commission to settle disputes about broadband deployment between internet providers and electric cooperatives.
Posted inPolitics
Youngkin amends bills that would let utilities seek approval to charge customers for nuclear development costs
Both Dominion Energy and Appalachian Power have expressed interest in building SMRs.
Posted inOpinion
There are more barriers to ‘in-migration’ in Virginia than taxes
The bottom line is we are now viewed as the ‘Southern Part of the North,’ not the ‘Northern Part of the South.’
