It should come as no surprise that the candidates for governor raised more money this year than in any previous Virginia election, but they shattered the record.
Katelin Michelle Akens was last seen on Saturday, Dec. 5, 2015, when her mother, Lisa Sullivan, dropped her off at her stepdad’s house in the 200 block of Oak Crest Drive in Partlow.
Fairfax County fire officials say two people suffered life-threatening injuries and dozens were displaced after a fire broke out at a Herndon apartment building.
Leaders in the Black community of Virginia Beach are calling for a federal investigation into the fatal police shooting of a Black man earlier this year.
The company that supplied many of the skill games that operated in Virginia says illegal machines have multiplied since a statewide ban took effect last summer, costing the state millions of dollars in revenue.
A grand jury has found that a Virginia Beach police officer was justified in fatally shooting a Black man armed with a gun during a chaotic night of violence on the city’s oceanfront.
With the holiday travel season officially underway, many travelers are concerned with long-term economy parking remaining closed off at Richmond’s International Airport. It’s putting a strain on some wallets because everyone is forced to pay the higher daily garage fees.
A former Virginia police officer fired after donating to a defense fund for Kyle Rittenhouse wants his job back now that a Wisconsin jury acquitted the young man of murder during protests against police brutality last year.
People looking to get in the holiday spirit by stocking up on the hard stuff, could run into some issues at the ABC store with limits on certain products. The global supply chain crisis could get in the way of finding your favorite liquor.
Virginia’s highway system ranks second in the nation in condition and cost-effectiveness, according to the annual highway report published by Reason Foundation.
The Virginia Court of Appeals has denied an appeal by the man convicted of driving a car into a group of pedestrians in Charlottesville during the 2017 Unite the Right Rally, killing Heather Heyer and injuring others.
A Northern Virginia school system has settled with a gym teacher who sued over the district’s policy requiring teachers to address transgender students by their pronouns.
By Thanksgiving, the state’s vaccine coordinator says a half-million Virginians could be eligible for Pfizer’s COVID-19 booster, up from the 2.9 now million already eligible.
The Supreme Court of Virginia has rejected all three Republicans nominated to help it in its task of drawing new legislative districts to conform with the 2020 census.
The Family Foundation is just trying to advocate on behalf of parents' concerns, but an LGBTQ group believes doing that means hurting a group of students in particular transgender students.
Recruiting and training are just one aspect, but Virginia Congresswoman Abigail Spanberger says the legislation would also create a pilot program to employ truck drivers between the ages of 18 and 21.
