Governor Ralph Northam visited Harrisonburg Tuesday afternoon to hear from more than 50 local business leaders, workers, and city and county administrators about the area’s job market. WMRA’s Randi B. Hagi reports.

An appeals court says a racial profiling case against an Albemarle County police officer may go ahead… Harrisonburg police charge a Richmond man with making threats to JMU students… The Virginia Department of Health issues its first-ever back-to-school warning about vaping….

During ceremonies recognizing the arrival of enslaved Africans to Virginia, Governor Northam announces a new review of how black history is taught… As Labor Day approaches, police around the Commonwealth are set to reduce the number of drunk drivers… Meanwhile, tourism is booming in Virginia….

Social services needs a SNAP solution. A new fuel tax fuels unrest near 81. The AT needs new keepers. And...Hey hackers, don’t mess with Henrico.

Democrats are split over government in health care. Virginia is about to get a lot older. Slot machines are eating into education revenue. JMU has a new campaign to prevent campus violence and sexual assault.

Last year, James Madison University adopted the Green Dot violence prevention strategy, an interactive program focused on building skills to prevent violence and sexual assault on campus.

The Crime Commission hears from the public. Norfolk takes on the statue law with a unique argument. The governor is optimistic on the economy...cautiously.

The bathroom ban is still in effect. Richmond wrangles over how to balance the books. UVa looks into an enduring medical mystery. Charlottesville’s council carries on after a spiteful meeting.

A roadside zoo is shut down. The Crime Commission ponders gun violence solutions. Political candidates have a few things in common.

Spanberger wants to bridge the digital divide. The state targets surprise medical bills. National money pours in to influence state races.