Ned Oliver
Coverage of Ned Oliver in the Nexus archive.
- Virginia Beach pauses new hyperscale data centers for one year, more headlines
Headline news covers multiple local issues across Virginia. Key reports include Virginia Beach pausing new hyperscale data centers for one year and the Spanberger administration revoking a youth psych facility’s license. Other topics covered are insufficient fire service funding, a federal judge rejecting a mask ban for law enforcement, and actions involving an assistant state medical examiner.
- Who has the money in three high-profile Virginia congressional races and more headlines
The compilation of headlines covers several diverse topics across Virginia. Key stories include inquiries into funding for three high-profile congressional races and updates from Alexandria's Flock page listing 161 searchable agencies. Other reported facts are that a measles outbreak in central Virginia has been declared over, alongside local events such as an 8-foot python named Nanner involved in a school fire incident, and a man hitting a $1M jackpot at Caesars Virginia in Danville.
- ICE agent pulls gun on Virginia woman who yelled at them in parking lot, more headlines
Recent headlines detail multiple events across Virginia. Included are an incident where an ICE agent reportedly pulled a gun on a woman in a parking lot, zero sanitizer discovery at a McLean-area restaurant, and three people charged after reptile theft occurred across Virginia and Maryland. Furthermore, the Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation adopted a master plan for Mayo River State Park.
- Voters will decide reproductive rights’ future four years after Roe and more Va. headlines
Headlines cover voters determining reproductive rights four years after Roe, according to VPM News. Other local stories include Eric Bieniemy returning to practice following his wife's shooting in their Virginia home, and discussions about a proposed 1% sales tax for school construction in Virginia communities. Furthermore, unemployment ticked up across three Virginia metro areas.