Governor orders training for ABC agents

RICHMOND – Gov. Terry McAuliffe signed an executive order on Wednesday, March 25 meant to improve the law enforcement arm of the Virginia Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control.

Governor’s task force on sexual assault releases findings

Virginia should create a database of college students who are expelled for committing sexual assaults, and every college and university in the commonwealth should establish a sexual assault response team, a task force headed by Attorney General Mark Herring said Wednesday.

VCU Protesters Show Support for Beaten UVA Student

Virginia Commonwealth University students marched and staged a die-in Wednesday in solidarity with Martese Johnson, a black University of Virginia student who was injured when Alcoholic Beverage Commission agents arrested him outside a pub in Charlottesville.

Buying the board room

Eight of the 16 Virginia Commonwealth University board members have donated funds to the respective governors who appointed them to their posts on the university’s governing board of visitors.

The Atlantic Coast Pipeline undermines property rights

Gas at the Exxon on Broad Street came down to $1.99 in the past week. Unfortunately, that joy will be short-lived. There is a much higher price we pay for our personal rights and to the environment in the pursuit of cheap fuel.

McAuliffe promotes green jobs

Hillary Huber Contributing Writer Terry McAuliffe, Virginia’s former gubernatorial Democratic candidate, visited VCU on Tuesday to discuss new developments in his green car company, as well the economy, new jobs and sustainability. McAuliffe’s main focus was on improving the economy, which he said could be done by creating more jobs. His goal is to purchase […]