Despite billions already spent or approved, the FAA still relies on aging, often incompatible systems that can turn a single ...
A zoning application for a proposed data center off U.S. 29 Business in Madison Heights will have go through a special ...
The cases expose weaknesses in voter registration systems, but at numbers experts said were too small relative to the country ...
A historic Amherst County home built several years after the Civil War ended to serve multiple families of tenants who rented farmland around it is among seven places recently listed on the Virginia ...
Lynchburg highlighted the importance of safely handling electronic devices with lithium-ion batteries in a proclamation as ...
A judge ended a Spotsylvania manslaughter trial the same day it began, ruling prosecutors failed to prove criminal negligence ...
The Hilltoppers had to rally, but they slipped past Liberty High for their first victory of the season on Friday. See more ...
In what was billed as the Seminole District's game of the year, the lasting memory will be Jefferson Forest's dominance over ...
Week 5 of the high school football season brought about the beginning of Dogwood District play and a marquee matchup between ...
Heritage's AJ Coles was voted The News & Advance Athlete of the Week after an impressive two-way performance in the Jug Bowl ...
It has spawned accountability meetings. Forced managers to take players “offline.” And others to figuratively kick their ...
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Spend more on schools in poor districts that badly need it | James Rosen glaring spending gap
On the surface, the U.S. seems to spend a lot on education — more per student than all but a few countries.
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