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John McGuire lay there, unable to get up, watching his arm move without him, and slow, and stop.
In 2006, the former Navy SEAL was a self-employed fitness coach. Then, while jumping on a trampoline, he fell.
According to McGuire, his C4 vertebra punctured his spinal cord, paralyzing him from the neck down. At the hospital, he says, doctors said he was unl...
In a surprise move, Gov. Abigail Spanberger struck down collective bargaining legislation passed by the Democratically controlled General Assembly on May 14.
The governor sent the amended bill back to the legislature on April 13. The House of Delegates returned the bill as originally passed to the governor’s desk on April 23, forcing Spanberger to either sign it as ...
The United States Supreme Court indefinitely extended telehealth access to the abortion medication mifepristone on May 14, pending further litigation in federal court. While the challenge to telehealth access comes from Louisiana, the case has already resulted in nationwide impacts—including states with abortion protections, like Virginia.
Louisiana argues that a 20...
By 7:15am on May 16, the crowd at Ellie’s Country Club was already shoulder-to-shoulder, with commencement-day revelers packing the patio beneath a canopy of balloons. Lines outside bars on the Corner began forming as early as 5am ahead of Saturday’s Final Exercises for students graduating from the College Arts & Sciences, and the Batten and education schools. The day bef...
In culmination of an ambitious project that began at the end of January 2025 when a group of artists convened at Phaeton Gallery to work on creating a clothesline, “Weathering: The Endurance of the Ordinary” features the work of 10 women examining “the quiet resilience embedded in daily life and the subtle ways time and environment shape both objects and human experience.”