As part of its 2026 conditions, states receiving USDA grants must certify that they don’t operate “any programs that advance ...

After years of fine-tuning and preparation, a 2021 law allowing Virginians with certain past felony convictions to have their criminal records sealed will take effect July 1. Lawmakers and advocates ...

The U.S. House Committee on Education and Workforce on Wednesday invited Loudoun County Public Schools Superintendent Aaron Spence and others to hear how K-12 schools in Virginia and other states ...

After a grueling redistricting battle that spanned months and cost millions, the congressional district lines Virginia adopted in 2021 remain in place as Democratic contenders line up to challenge ...

One of Virginia’s federal lawmakers on Wednesday introduced a bill in Congress that would establish a grant program to ...

A new report by Virginia’s Joint Commission on Health Care found 13 of Virginia’s 36 rural hospitals are at distant or immediate risk of closure, as state lawmakers and their constituents work to ...

A federal judge has approved a consent decree requiring Virginia election officials to accept certain voter registration ...

Governor Abigail Spanberger appointed 32 new members to governing boards at Virginia’s colleges and universities, continuing ...

Shenandoah County is awaiting a closely watched court decision over whether the names of Confederate figures should remain on ...

Guadalupe Rivera – landscaping supervisor, family man, helper – suffered a needless, ghastly death because, police said, a ...

Bedford lost more residents per capita than any other community in the United States on D-Day, as far as is known, according ...

For about 200 years the Ashland Mill Dam, about a half-hour north of Richmond, blocked many fish from moving through the ...