Recycling, once seen as a key environmental priority, has seen its star fall recently, with many localities eliminating or scaling back.
Virginia Republicans appear to be sticking with their plans to hold a convention to select their nominees.
The bill passed would remove the ban on coverage of abortions from private plans offered on the state’s health insurance exchange.
Out of an abundance of bipartisanship, members of the Virginia Redistricting Commission didn’t want to pick just one chairperson.
The Virginia Senate passed legislation to move all May local elections to November, with Lt. Gov. Justin Fairfax casting the tiebreaker.
The company that operates Virginia’s only private prison doled out campaign contributions to 29 Virginia lawmakers, reports indicate.
Lawmakers in the Virginia Senate stripped Sen. Amanda Chase, R-Chesterfield, of her last committee assignment Tuesday.
In 2020, lawmakers seeking to speed the development of renewables and wean Virginia off fossil fuels made a host of changes to state law.
The sequel Monday to the 2020 Richmond gun rally, which drew over 20,000 followers, "was smaller and stranger," the report indicates.
A House committee voted Monday to approve a bill requiring new cultural competency training for Virginia educators.
Former Gov. Terry McAuliffe entered 2021 with more money in the bank than all other candidates for governor combined.
Here we go again, Virginia, trailing the pack at yet another critical turn in combating the global coronavirus pandemic.
News that the federal government has already exhausted its supply of “reserve” COVID-19 vaccines sent Virginia officials scrambling Friday.
Virginia Democrats’ big environmental push of 2020 was the Virginia Clean Economy Act, a sweeping omnibus measure.
Retail sales of recreational marijuana would begin in Virginia on Jan. 1, 2023, under legislation authored by Gov. Northam’s administration.
Marine Corps veteran Jose Feliciano Jr.'s "vulgar, degrading online comments," in support of Trump, are brought into question.
Claims by Republican legislators in Virginia about “voter integrity” can sound seductive — until you peel back layers of their arguments.
As the General Assembly reconvenes this week, Virginia Democrats are continuing a push to reform the state’s criminal justice system.
Democrats would seek a constitutional amendment to rid Virginia of what many call "a racist relic of a Jim Crow system."
The issue with Virginia restaurants, says a hospitality official, "needs dedicated long-term financial assistance to solve."