Voters are casting early ballots in a statewide referendum on a redistricting constitutional amendment. Voting is heavier in some parts of Virginia than others.

A series of encampments along the west side of the Rivanna River near Free Bridge is keeping residents, business owners, and city officials treading water, at odds over what to do, as WMRA’s Christine Kueter reports from Charlottesville.

Researchers say many cases begin with unclear pricing and billing, and can escalate into wage garnishment and financial hardship.

Delegate Cia Price says the point of having that publicly available data is to move toward universal free school meals.

“You have baby boomers who are demanding care. You have millennials and younger that are demanding their fair right to work," Thomas told Radio IQ. "So, the two are meeting and the state needs to meet the moment.”

The crew is bracing for a record deployment after five days of leave in Croatia.

The project is likely to change how local governments choose to recycle.

"Republican state legislatures will continue to draw their maps this way if they believe Democratic General Assemblies will not return the favor,” Simon warned.

Governor Abigail Spanberger has signed legislation that aims to help those facing eviction.

A federal judge already decided the Shenandoah County School Board violated the First Amendment when they reinstated Confederate names on public schools. The court is still considering whether they broke other laws in the process. WMRA's Randi B. Hagi spoke with the school board's lead attorney about the case and filed this report.