WMRA Daily 10/20/26
Albemarle County teachers and school board members speak out about the scandals churning in the school system… The money only tells part of...
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20 of 142 episodesWMRA Daily 10/19/26
Health officials confirm a case of measles at a machine shop in Harrisonburg… One of the founders of Nexus is again arrested for allegedly r...
WMRA Daily 10/16/26
Albemarle County’s Board of Supervisors tries to address sex abuse scandals in the county’s school system… Republicans from the Valley and b...
WMRA Daily 10/15/26
Nelson County’s sheriff’s office joins the exodus away from Flock camera systems… Louisa County warns of phone scams targeting the elderly…...
WMRA Daily 10/14/26
Human remains are found in a backcountry area of Shenandoah National Park… Former Governor Youngkin campaigns for Republican incumbent Ben C...
WMRA Daily 10/13/26
Under pressure from the Trump administration, transgender care for minors will no longer be covered under Virginia’s Medicaid… Registration...
WMRA Daily 10/12/26
The governor weighs in on the child sex crime scandal roiling Albemarle County schools… After peaking during the pandemic, Virginia’s teache...
WMRA Daily 10/9/26
A board that oversees Virginia’s jails has not acted in years on new policies to protect inmates with mental illness… Parts of the Shenandoa...
WMRA Daily 10/8/26
Harrisonburg’s school board joins a nationwide lawsuit against social media companies… As Virginia takes steps to legalize some forms of gam...
WMRA Daily 10/7/26
The FCC delays a decision on whether to allow the phasing out of copper phone lines in rural areas with spotty cell service, including Augus...
WMRA Daily 10/6/26
Nearly two months after his original decision, a judge issues another order for Shenandoah County’s school board to remove two Confederate n...
WMRA Daily 10/5/26
Despite local pollution concerns, state officials give the Northrup Grumman plant in Waynesboro the green light to operate… JMU promises new...
WMRA Daily 10/2/26
A local food assistance program loses federal funding, but still has state support… Governor Spanberger announces her long-term energy plan…...
WMRA Daily 10/1/26
Legal immigrants in Virginia are among those to be kicked off Medicaid, under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act… Albemarle County officials wan...
WMRA Daily 9/30/26
The third annual Descendants’ Day symposium takes place in Albemarle County… Immigrant advocates protest Richmond International Airport, whi...
WMRA Daily 9/29/26
Augusta County removes its two Flock System cameras… Former 5th District Republican Representative Denver Riggleman endorses Democrat Tom Pe...
WMRA Daily 9/28/26
Hundreds of thousands of felons may now vote in Virginia, so what might that mean for the midterms?... Florida animal officials raise questi...
WMRA Daily 9/25/26
Virginia’s roads are getting more dangerous, and state officials want to make them safer… An organization in Charlottesville helps turn stud...
WMRA Daily 9/24/26
RAM’s free clinic returns to Luray… Dominion and Appalachian Power receive failing grades from an environmental group on renewable energy… V...
WMRA Daily 9/23/26
During the hottest days of summer, Farmville’s immigration detention center lost A/C… Gun violence is markedly down in Charlottesville, but...