Toxic mold forces family out of home after experiencing major health complications
HOOVER, Ala. (WBRC/Gray News) - An Alabama couple says after years of trying to figure out why they were experiencing health issues, they learned their home is full of toxic…
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Virginia’s legislative session hits halftime, teeing up clash with Youngkin
RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — The Democratic-led Virginia statehouse shepherded a slew of bills this week previously vetoed by Republican Gov. Glenn Youngkin in a renewed attempt to gain his support…
Republicans retool their ‘parents’ rights’ playbook for the Virginia governor’s race
Republicans managed to flip the Virginia governorship in 2021 largely on an education platform, focusing on parents’ concerns over peak-pandemic public school closings and race-based curricula.Four years later, the party…
Trump chops away at the government and the fallout is felt in the Virginia governor’s race
RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — The Trump administration’s aggressive push to cut government jobs is reverberating in the early stages of this year’s race for governor in Virginia.The fast-moving effort by…
Trump government cuts come to bear on Virginia governor’s race
Analyst: Earle-Sears likely would have to win over voters who don't fully endorse president
General Assembly delivers bipartisan budget overhaul
The Virginia General Assembly adjourned its 2025 session on Saturday after approving a series of amendments to the state’s biennial budget, which passed with overwhelming bipartisan support — 81-18 in…
City Hall performance review shows major progress
City Hall performance review shows major progress
UVA Launches FAQs on Federal Policy Changes
Since taking office last month, President Donald Trump has issued several executive orders and directed other policy changes that may affect programs, operations or people within the University of Virginia…
Weeks later, Richmond City Hall hasn't answered questions on procurement, policy violations
Officials repeatedly have failed to respond to inquiries about internal controls and apparent policy violations, leaving questions unanswered for weeks despite regulations that stress the importance of answering questions “promptly.”
As Trump cuts federal jobs, Virginia lawmakers race to respond
The state is home to over 144,000 federal employees, according to a December 2024 congressional report- but factoring in commuters working in Washington, D.C. and Maryland, the number rises to…
Carytown welcome sign approved by Planning Commission
More than a decade after it was first proposed, the Carytown Merchants Association has won approval to place a 25-foot-tall sign welcoming drivers to the business district.
Small Business Saturday event in Virginia beach shows off 100 local stores
VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. — In Virginia Beach, dozens of local stores were set up, selling everything from homemade candles to popcorn during the ninth-annual Virginia Beach Small Business Pop-Up Marketplace…
WWII Veteran Added to Tomah VA's Hall of Heroes
WWII Veteran Added to Tomah VA's Hall of Heroes
Richmond-based United Network for Organ Sharing responds to criticism at Congress, calling it 'defamatory'
"UNOS has never engaged in any unlawful behavior," the nonprofit said. "Any statement to the contrary is outrageous and actionable in court."
Over 22,000 homes, businesses without power in Central Virginia
Over 37,000 homes and businesses are without power throughout Central Virginia Wednesday afternoon.
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