Police and activists are still searching for “Red Beard” and “Sunglasses,” the names given to two men who are still wanted in the beating of DeAndre Harris in Charlottesville in 2017… Meanwhile, sentencing has been delayed for James Alex Fields, Jr., the man who killed Heather Heyer on that same August day… Could this be state Republicans’ FINAL year in the majority in Richmond?

Culpeper County could be the next site for a big solar farm… We tour a company in Waynesboro offering a pro-biotic alternative to all those breweries and wineries out there… For the first time, the Remote Area Medical Clinic comes to Rockingham County, providing free care to hundreds of patients….

For the first time in Harrisonburg, the nonprofit Remote Area Medical clinic offered anyone who needed it free dental, vision and medical care.

The Robert E. Lee High School Rebels will soon be known as the Staunton High School Storm… Unite the Right rally organizer Jason Kessler drops his lawsuit against Charlottesville and other officials… We hear from African-American leaders on the Eastern Shore – that’s where Governor Northam is from – about his blackface scandal, and where we go from here….

The trash truck driver who derailed an Amtrak train in Crozet last year, killing one person, is not guilty according to a jury… Public school kids in Virginia may soon be able to get cannabis treatment at school, if the governor signs a new bill… Despite a big incentive from the state NOT to raise tuition, UVa is hiking its rates anyway – we’ll have details….

Dominion says it will appeal a federal court ruling against the Atlantic Coast Pipeline to the U.S. Supreme Court… Someday soon, state law may allow out-of-state doctors to use an app to write your prescription… JMU students find out what athletes with physical disabilities can teach them about human movement….

Last week, kinesiology students at JMU attended workshops led by U.S. Paralympians and local wheelchair basketball players. The students' task: to learn how their studies in human movement intersect with the lives of those living with physical disabilities. WMRA’s Randi Hagi reports.

WMRA and James Madison University present The John Grisham Writers Hour with special guest James McBride , a New York Times best-selling writer, musician and screenwriter. Grisham , who has 40 novels under his belt, sat down with McBride in December 2018 on the campus of JMU for a candid discussion about writing, books, movies, and life. McBride is the author of six books, including "The Good Lord Bird," which won the National Book Award in 2013. His memoir, "The Color of Water," spent two years

A federal court again slaps down a permit for the Atlantic Coast Pipeline… One poll predicts that an independent candidate for president will help President Trump – a LOT… Can a new dorm at JMU named after one of Madison’s slaves co-exist with other dorms named after Confederates?

But can the new residence hall coexist with other buildings on campus named after Confederate soldiers? WMRA’s Bridget Manley reports.