A roundup of regional news from across Virginia. Bon Secours announced Sept. Although details were not released due to confidentiality agreements between the two parties, Bon Secours said it would drop the lawsuit, which was filed in Henrico County Circuit Court, and all Anthem Medicare Advantage and Medicaid health plan members would again have in-network coverage at Bon Secours.
The agreement also extends coverage for employer-based Anthem customers and Affordable Care Act plan members until The Advanced Technologies subsidiary of Lynchburg-based nuclear components and fuel supplier BWX Technologies and Jacksonville, Florida-based marine logistics company Crowley signed a memorandum of understanding to collaborate on a new ship design that will deliver small nuclear reactors to provide power in military and disaster response operations, the companies announced on Sept.
The companies did not have a definitive timeline for the design as of mid-September. Cardinal News. Scheduled for a completion, The James at Springline will have apartments and 28, square feet of ground-level retail space, along with office pods, a conference area, fireplaces, an interior courtyard with pool and lounge areas, a roof deck with a fitness center, and garage parking.
Fortune utility Dominion Energy is pitching the State Corporation Commission on several solar projects that could generate enough carbon-free electricity to power nearly , homes. The projects include six solar projects totaling megawatts, and 13 power purchase agreements totaling megawatts with independent solar projects that were picked through competitive solicitation, Dominion said in a news release Oct.
If approved, the company will surpass 4, megawatts of solar across the state, enough to power more than 1. President Joe Biden signed a bill on Sept. The Securing the U. Organ Procurement and Transplantation Network Act breaks up the federal contract to oversee transplants of kidneys, livers and lungs. UNOS won the first federal organ transplantation oversight contract in and every contract after that. Richmond Times-Dispatch. Virginia Commonwealth University will guarantee admission to high school students who meet its benchmarks for high academic credentials, VCU announced in early October.
