Virginia’s 1st Congressional District is drawing national attention, as parties eye a potential flip from red to blue.

Beneath the concerns that residents point out about data centers is a growing conviction that we are fighting for our future, columnist Ivy Main writes.

The U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights has reached an agreement with Virginia Beach City Public Schools, after finding the division violated federal laws involving inadequate ...

Gov. Abigail Spanberger on Friday unveiled a package of legislative proposals to rein in the data center industry in Virginia ...

Virginia is creating a team of technology specialists to improve state websites and computer systems while guarding against ...

Among Virginians who are no longer incarcerated, only those convicted of murder and voluntary or involuntary manslaughter ...

cities and counties could purchase apartments whose affordability status is ending in order to preserve them, averting the ...

Virginia farmers struggling with drought-damaged pastures will be able to receive larger hay deliveries under a state of ...

The statute has postponed criminal and civil proceedings, while lawmakers who practice law say it is essential to serving in ...

As Wittman seeks an eighth term in Congress, he also aims to chair the Armed Forces Committee, as democratic critics caution ...

Virginia’s general fund revenues rose by $58 million in August compared with the same month last year, keeping collections ...

Businesses are not required to reprint existing menus and can offer a standalone handout or a QR code so customers can access ...