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Virginia Adopts NICE Cybersecurity Workforce Framework
McAuliffe announced that Virginia is the first state to formally adopt the new NICE Cybersecurity Workforce Framework and incorporate it into existing cyber security education and hiring efforts.
17 People Charged in Connection to 'Alt-Right' Rallies Appear in Charlottesville Court
Over a dozen people charged in connection to rallies held by white supremacists and the "alt-right" went before a Charlottesville judge Thursday morning.
White Nationalist Cantwell Expected to be Released from Jail
Cantwell appeared in Albemarle County General District Court Thursday morning where bond was set at $25,000. Cantwell is charged with three felonies in connection to the illegal use of tear gas at a torch-lit rally at the University of Virginia on August 11.
PVCC Receives Funding to Recruit Minority Students for STEM Programs
Piedmont Virginia Community College announced today that it has received $170,000 to build a pipeline of underrepresented minority students in STEM programs.
Staunton Library Selected to Participate in National Museum Assessment Program
The Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library has been selected to participate in the Museum Assessment Program, which is administered by the American Alliance of Museums.
Tom Tom Founders Festival Announces Fall Forum Lineup
Tom Tom Founders Festival today announced its first 40 speakers for the inaugural Fall Forum, a statewide convening of innovative business and community leaders from across Virginia.
Charlottesville City Council Holds Another Closed Session, Mayor Apologizes
Mayor Mike Signer offered an apology for his behavior following an hours-long closed session meeting of Charlottesville City Council.
VDOT: Public Input Sought for Transportation Initiatives
The Commonwealth Transportation Board is holding public meetings across the state on various transportation initiatives, including proposed changes to Virginia’s project prioritization process.
University of Virginia Professors Host Conversation on Racial Justice
University of Virginia professors hosted a conversation on racial and social justice Wednesday night. in light of the Aug. 11 and Aug. 12 events in Charlottesville.
VSP Minimizing Costs for Permitted Activist March to Washington, D.C.
Wednesday marks day three of an activist group's march to Washington D.C. to confront white supremacy.