• The motive behind the University of Virginia shooting remains unclear, and families of both the suspect and the victims are struggling to find answers.—Washington Post• Virginia’s Board of Education rebuffed an effort by Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s administration to enact an emergency overhaul of the state’s school accreditation standards in time for the next academic year.—Richmond Times-Dispatch• “A series of courtroom missteps” has Norfolk’s top prosecutor under increasing scrutiny from city officials hoping to reduce violent crime. “Norfolk residents deserve a prosecutorial philosophy and practice that keep offenders off the streets,” said Mayor Kenny Alexander.—Virginian-Pilot• The city of Bristol’s Planning Commission will get its first look today at a legally disputed plan to use local zoning rules to block abortion clinics. Critics say the move is illegal, but supporters say “protecting life is at the heart of land-use law.”—Cardinal News• Tuesday will be Virginia’s first-ever Kimchi Day.—Washington Post

Source: Washington Post November 22, 2022 00:56 UTC