Nick Gilmore
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Governor Spanberger issues State of Emergency to help Virginia farmers amidst hay shortfall (opens the original)
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Governor Abigail Spanberger has issued a new state of emergency that will help Virginia’s farmers and agricultural producers bring in hay. The move is in direct response to ongoing drought conditions seen across much of the state this year. Last month, John Benner, a Cooperative Extension agent in Augusta County gave me a rundown on the lengths Virginia farmers were going in an effort to feed their cattle and other livestock… “Because it’s been so dry statewide in this year, 2026, folks have had
Dominion, NextEra Energy announce new terms of proposed merger that will "put customers first" (opens the original)
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Dominion Energy and NextEra Energy have announced new terms for their proposed merger – with officials from both companies stating the changes will “put customers first and position the Commonwealth as a global energy leader.” Under the new plan, the two utilities would double planned residential bill credits to four years instead of two – essentially protecting Dominion customers from paying for the costs of the merger. Under the new plan, the two utilities would double planned residential bill
Drought conditions continue to improve, as DEQ drops advisory for southwest corner of the state (opens the original)
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Drought conditions are continuing to show improvement across the Commonwealth. For the first time since mid-April, one of Virginia’s drought evaluation regions has returned to normal status. The latest update from the Virginia Department of Environmental Quality dropped a drought watch advisory for the southwestern corner of the state. Department officials say above normal precipitation over the last week occurred across much of the Commonwealth – which has helped the situation. The state update
Latest SOL scores show modest improvements in math and reading (opens the original)
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The latest Standards of Learning test scores are in. And there have been some modest gains by Virginia’s students, along with areas of needed improvement. The statewide reading and math scores for the 2025-2026 school year jumped by four-tenths of a percentage point each compared to the previous year. Officials with the Virginia Department of Education say those improvements are in line with a longer, post-pandemic recovery the state’s students have been working towards. History and social scien
DEQ downgrades drought warning advisories for some parts of Virginia (opens the original)
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State officials have downgraded a drought warning advisory for parts of Southwest and Eastern Virginia – including the New River Valley and the Richmond area. The Department of Environmental Quality now puts those regions in a drought watch instead, thanks to recent rain. However, severe drought continues for much of the state – especially the Roanoke River’s drought evaluation region. The downgrade is consistent with changes outlined in the latest update of the U.S. Drought Monitor – which show
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