One of Virginia’s largest insurance companies is lowering reimbursement rates for nurse practitioners and physician assistants.
Since the start of the year, Radford City Schools have lost around 75 students compared to enrollment last May; overall, numbers are down.
Advocates and a handful of Virginia lawmakers have been calling for paid sick days since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.
It was early July, and Virginia prison officials thought they had the coronavirus pandemic pretty well under control. It wasn't the case.
Virginia’s State Corporation Commission agreed to extend an existing moratorium on utility disconnections until Oct. 5.
Information is still sought on COVID-19 cases linked to K-12 schools around the state, as they prepare for in-person learning.
Virginia is not doing an adequate job of lending out money to help small businesses, according to a new report.
The growth of the coalition is called "an encouraging sign of progress."
Victories are called "symbols of progress for the transgender community," according to the report.
With commuter levels at record lows, now might hardly seem the right moment for Virginia to embark on a $1.9 billion rail project.
Virginia, Maryland and Washington, D.C., filed a lawsuit in federal district court today against the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
Some Democratic legislators fear more killings of Black and Brown residents by police, if no action is taken.
In a party-line vote, the Virginia House of Delegates passed a bill that would mandate paid quarantine leave for many state workers.
The state needs to be more transparent in its release of information relevant to violent incidents.
The pipeline got a win Friday when federal regulators found it would not jeopardize any of five endangered or threatened species.
Legislation introduced would remove barriers for farmers and foresters, and credit them for reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
The House of Delegates passed legislation Tuesday rolling back qualified immunity as a defense against lawsuits alleging police misconduct.
The lack of aid to cities and states drew swift criticism from Democrats.
In 2019, the bee met the bulldozer, and the bee won.
The Virginia House of Delegates passed a wide-ranging package of police reform legislation Friday.