Members of the Senate and House redistricting committees will host public hearings across the state this summer to hear feedback on redrawing political lines.
The death of a Massachusetts police officer who drowned while trying rescue a teenager from a pond is a powerful lesson in self-sacrifice, the priest who presided over the funeral Mass said.
As of Tuesday, June 1, Virginia has had 675,597 total cases of COVID-19, including confirmed lab tests and clinical diagnoses, according to the Virginia Department of Health.
Ryan, who has autism, is a huge sports fan, and many of his favorite teams are becoming fans of him - commenting on his videos and sending him team gear.
The top of the ticket received most of the headlines following Tuesday's Democratic primary. But the race for Attorney General also promises a hard-fought campaign.
Attorney General Patrick Morrisey said the coalition seeks for the Supreme Court to overturn a federal appeals court ruling that permits states to outlaw ammunition magazines that are legal in more than half the country.
A retired high-ranking official with the Drug Enforcement Administration has testified that three large opioid distributors had a “systematic failure” in monitoring suspicious pill orders.
As parents and caregivers return to their Pre-COVID-19 routines, AAA says it’s more important than ever to take steps to protect children as we head into summer.
The FBI says a city engineer who fatally shot 12 people in a Virginia Beach municipal building in 2019 was motivated by “perceived workplace grievances” that “he fixated on for years.”
A hiring event will be held on June 10 with the goal of hiring more than 750 people to fill jobs in its retail, e-commerce, pharmacy, manufacturing and logistics operations. There are 257 openings in the Richmond region.
A new initiative was announced Tuesday with the goal of supporting child care providers in offering critical support for breastfeeding mothers, who often return to work during their baby’s first year of life with limited or no support.
The Supreme Court of Virginia has heard arguments on whether the state has the right to take down a 131-year-old statue of Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee in the state capital.
The organization expects to host events that allow members of the LGBTQ community to share experiences, get vaccinated against COVID-19, even educate through documentary and film screenings.
Nearly 100 years after they were built, and almost four years since their near-removal sparked a violent white supremacist rally in the city, Charlottesville is getting rid of two confederate statues from two downtown parks.
With five in the race to be the Democratic challenger for Virginia’s Governor, the candidates spent the day before the primary stumping for votes. Tuesday is the Democratic primary in Virginia.
The Legislature also approved appropriations to move around unappropriated federal funds for fiscal year 2021 -- ending June 30 for the Department of Health and Human Resources and the Department of Education.
The Supreme Court of Virginia is set to hear arguments in legal challenges to Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam’s plan to take down a 131-year-old statue of Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee.
A federal judge is considering moving the trial in a civil lawsuit filed against organizers of the deadly 2017 Unite the Right rally in Virginia because of potential logistical and safety issues.
Reflecting on what our community has learned in the nearly 15 months since the first COVID-19 case was found in Charlottesville led us to conversations with two University of Virginia Health doctors, Taison Bell and Kathy Bonham.
“What the institute will allow us to do is to accelerate collaboration across grounds that all added, making the whole greater than the sum of its parts, focusing on the work that we can do collectively that single institution couldn’t do alone."
Ahead of next week’s primary, Virginia Organizing’s members say they are excited to see the leading Democratic candidates commit to strong action on lowering drug prices.
Governor Ralph Northam has proclaimed June as Pride Month in Virginia to celebrate the Commonwealth’s LGBTQ+ communities, their achievements and contributions, and their fight for inclusion and equality, in a press release Friday.
The Virginia NAACP has responded to the newly released report that revealed years of racism and sexism allegations at Virginia Military Institute, demanding changes need to be made.
As of Tuesday, June 1, Virginia has had 675,597 total cases of COVID-19, including confirmed lab tests and clinical diagnoses, according to the Virginia Department of Health.
Two West Virginia coal miners were killed in West Virginia this week in two separate accidents. The first death happened Wednesday and the second happened Thursday.
