Confederate statues are war memorials. A guilty plea for rioting. Hepatitis A on the rise. Making sense of the legal wrangling over the pipeline.

The headlines can get confusing quickly: Court A stays Permit B; Party C appeals Ruling D; Agency X reissues Permit Y. In this feature, WMRA’s Andrew Jenner brings us up to speed on the complicated landscape of environmental challenges to the Atlantic Coast Pipeline.

JMU freezes tuition. The Cavaliers decline. Albemarle police won’t make you wait long. Offshore drilling opponents (maybe) get a win.

JMU freezes tuition. The Cavaliers decline. Albemarle police won’t make you wait long. Offshore drilling opponents (maybe) get a win.

Virginia’s tax deadline approaches. Charlottesville council candidates meet. Harrisonburg moves toward interpreters. A local clinic works to educate individuals facing opioid addiction.

Harrisonburg starts from scratch on pedestrian ordinance. A NASA contractor is caught polluting. The Atlantic Coast pipeline has new opponents. Virginia is home to America’s Teacher of the Year.

Exams for the end of Spring semester are approaching, but student anxiety is a year-round problem. We are in the middle of what experts are calling a mental health crisis on college campuses.

UVa students call off strike. Charlottesville’s police review board and police chief aren’t talking. Here comes drone delivery.

UVa student employees threaten to strike. Virginia population centers shift. Unite the Right Rally legal battles continue.