Jazmin Jennings, owner of Roanoke-based Helping Hands Private Duty LLC, has been charged with defrauding the PPP of $2 million.
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- DAVE RESS Richmond Times-Dispatch
Thousands of tobacco and vape retailers are still waiting for the new permits they were supposed to have Thursday in order to operate in Virginia.
- Jane Sathe
Rock band Daughtry, led by former Fluvanna County resident Chris Daughtry, plans to take its "20 Years Unplugged Tour" to Charlottesville this coming March.
- Haley Sandlow
Local artist Kelly Coffin's work will once again grace the posters for the Montpelier Hunt Races, scheduled this year for Nov. 7.
- DAVE RESS Richmond Times-Dispatch
Democratic incumbent Mark Warner and Republican challenger Bert Mizusawa speak on where they differ ahead of Election Day in Virginia.Â
Mark Warner says his fourth term, if he wins one, will be his last. He wants to make room for the "next generation." But who does that mean?
- DAVE RESS Richmond Times-Dispatch
Atlantic sturgeon, still endangered, are beginning to come back to the James River in Virginia.Â
UVa footballer Solomon Beebe has pleaded no contest to an animal cruelty charge after he was caught beating his pit bull Jeb at his apartment complex.
Gordonsville, the small Virginia town that became the "chicken-leg center of the universe," is planning a poultry-packed party for this Saturday.
Introducing Local Buzz, a new blind tasting competition for Charlottesville-area wine lovers brought to you by The Daily Progress, Tilman's and AHSomm.
Coming up, First Fridays reception set for McGuffey Art Center, Art Guild of Greene plans its Fall Arts & Crafts Market and more.
Longtime readers know that I will encourage you not to act on fear. But, to keep ourselves honest, I think it can help to write down what concerns you have.
Albemarle County's registrar has sent out multiple mail-in ballots without the required postage to return them. Election Day is now just weeks away.
An investigation has been opened after a 10-year-old student brought an airsoft gun onto a Madison County school bus Wednesday morning.Â
- Heather Price Ives
An investigation has been opened after a 10-year-old student brought an airsoft gun onto a Madison County school bus Wednesday morning.Â
- VICTOR BRANCH and BRUCE WHITEHURST
Virginia leaders are confronting rising digital scams through coordinated banking safeguards, consumer education, stronger policies and prompt fraud reporting.
- MARK LORENZONI
I am confident that Foxfield founder Mariann de Tejeda would be proud of what Foxfield Racing has accomplished since she established the beloved steeplechase course.
- Jane Sathe
This Friday, Charlottesville's Early Access Music Project will present a benefit concert for the families left behind after recent immigration raids.
- Heather Price Ives
The Fall Fiber Festival is back at James Madison's Montpelier this weekend, with sheep-shearing, needle-felting and sheep dog trials all on the schedule.
- Haley Sandlow
The historic property that once housed Charlottesville's Common House social club has been sold in a $2.15 million deal. The real estate was listed as office space.
- MONIQUE CALELLO The News Leader
A new medical cannabis dispensary opening in Staunton is expected to serve the Shenandoah Valley, Charlottesville, Fredericksburg, Spotsylvania and Stafford.
- David Velazquez
After waiting for the state to unlock the funds to get the project started, UVa is ready to break ground on its long-anticipated performing arts center.
- MICHAEL MARTZ Richmond Times-Dispatch
Virginia Attorney General Jay Jones wants his office to keep one-third of the money Virginia will receive under a $17.1 billion settlement with Meta.
- Heather Price Ives
A barn fire in Gordonsville Monday night damaged a barn, a shed and roughly 125 round bales of hay.
- Cal Tobias
Friday saw another excellent night of high school football in Central Virginia, and our team of visual journalists was there to document it all.In Charlottesville, the classic battle of city versus county took place as the Black Knights fell to visiting Albemarle County, 31-27. In Greene Cou…
- DAVE RESS Richmond Times-Dispatch
A Virginia investigative team last year recovered more than $21 million of proceeds fraudsters took or tried to take from Medicaid.