Here’s How Much Money VA Stations PBS, NPR Lose From Trump Cuts

Virginia Public Media, WETA and other staples in the state are threatened. What to know about massive budget cuts.

Little League Baseball World Series To Feature VA Team

​The Little League Baseball World Series showcases baseball and softball teams from the U.S. and worldwide. Here's how to follow VA team.

After Congress Cuts Public Media Funding, A WV Radio Station Looks For Other Support

Allegheny Mountain Radio comprises WVMR in Dunmore, West Virginia, WVLS in Monterey, Virginia, and WCHG in Hot Springs, Virginia.

FOIA Friday: Reports Show Not All Recent ICE Detainees In Virginia Had Violent Charges

What Virginia officials withheld or disclosed, July 1, 2025, through July 29, 2025.

How Much Income VA Spends On Groceries May Surprise You

The study from LendingTree examines how much Americans pay for groceries as a percentage of their income. See how Virginia shoppers fare.

VA Councilman Doused With Gasoline, Set On Fire In Attack

A city councilman in southern Virginia was set ablaze Wednesday in what police described as a targeted attack.

Judge Temporarily Suspends Appointees Senators Rejected From Serving On Va. College Governing Boards

The governing boards at the three institutions are using their authority to consider new school leadership amid pushback by Democrats.

With No Experience, Connections Or Money, He Says He'll Finally Bring An Arena To Virginia Beach

Local business owner Coleman Ferguson said it’s “silly” that the state’s largest city still doesn’t have an arena worthy of an NBA team.

‘I Don't Believe It': McClellan Challenges Youngkin On Immigrant Arrest Claims

A spokesman for ICE on Monday did not respond to a request for comment about the agency’s ongoing operations in Chesterfield.

Open Letter To Earle-Sears Reflects Va. Voters' Shifting Sentiments On Reproductive Health Care

The issue of reproductive health is playing a significant role in the upcoming elections for governor.

Here’s Where Designers In VA Are Going For The Best Antique Finds

If you’re looking for the best secondhand stores to root through, HGTV has recommendations for the best VA antique shops.

Capacity Auction Predicts Higher Energy Bills; Youngkin, Governors Air Frustrations In Letter To PJM

Multiple governors are asking PJM to let them have more of a say in the grid operator’s leadership.

Virginia Lawmakers, Health Officials Brace For Medicaid Changes

Lawmakers are studying and strategizing how to navigate federal funding changes from Congress’ ‘One Big Beautiful Bill Act.’

Where To Get Deals In VA On National Tequila Day

Get ready to raise your salted glass this Thursday, July 24, at one of these establishments in Northern Virginia.

George Mason Professors Say Governing Board Failed To Defend President, University

"The Trump administration wants to push out GMU President Washington so they can replace him with a MAGA loyalist," Timothy Gibson said.

Va. Congresswoman Leads Push For EPA To Maintain Toxic Emissions Reductions Rule

Seventy-three members of Congress wrote to EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin to stop the rollback of Mercury and Air Toxics Standards (MATS).

Company Seeks To Overturn Va. Supreme Court's Rejection Of Toll Increase Request

Virginia law mandates that toll increases must be reasonable to drivers in relation to the benefit received.

AstraZeneca To Build Its Largest-Ever Manufacturing Facility In Virginia, Creating Hundreds Of Jobs

The company said it chose Virginia because of its research institutions, skilled workforce, and commitment to innovation in manufacturing.

Virginia Hospitals Receive $8.5 Million In Grants For Violence Intervention Programming

While receiving medical care for physical injuries, victims are connected to counseling, case management, or other community resources.

Richmond Forms Two Work Groups To Tackle Water System Woes

New internal and regional teams will focus on long-term planning, infrastructure upgrades, and interlocal coordination.

Spanberger Outraises Earle-Sears 2-To-1 In Virginia Governor's Race

Democrats lead in cash-on-hand across top statewide races — except for attorney general. Miyares holds a major fundraising edge over Jones.

Norfolk Cleared To Start Construction On First Phase Of Floodwall

The wall will range in height from about 6 1/2 feet to about 16 1/2 feet, according to the city.

One Year In, Va. Corrections Ombudsman Office On Track To Investigate Misconduct Allegations

Buildout of staff and the filing process have occurred in tandem with allegations of abuse or neglect from within state prisons.

Students, Faculty, And Lawmakers Rally Behind GMU Amid Trump Administration Civil Rights Probe

The federal investigation into George Mason’s DEI policies sparks strong pushback; supporters called it a politically motivated attack.

After Hopewell Water Plant Released Raw Sewage, State Officials Outline Health, Environmental Impact

A Hopewell communications worker also confirmed that a permanent repair at the plant is expected to be done by the end of the week.

Public School Enrollment Continues To Fall, Including In Virginia

The National Center for Education data show that public school enrollment in Virginia decreased 2.9% from fall 2019 to fall 2023.

AI Poses Threats Of Discrimination And Violations Of Civil Liberties, ACLU Says

“We’re now at a place where automated systems and AI are being used increasingly throughout our lives, determining who gets a job."

VA Governors Make Board Appointments; Legislators Confirm Them. How's The Process Work?

The recent battle over Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s appointments to college governing boards reflects the checks and balances of the system.

The ‘Defunding' Of Planned Parenthood On Pause For Now As Legal Battles Progress

Federal funding to Planned Parenthood facilities in Virginia and across the nation is tied up in legal battles for the time being.

Virginia Lawmakers To Learn Of Strides, Challenges In Chesapeake Bay Clean Up

Adrienne Kotula will speak about the state’s agricultural conservation programs and how they can reduce the pollution runoff into the bay.

3 VA Towns Among Kindest In The U.S., New Survey Says

See which towns in Virginia are known for being the most welcoming to strangers.

This Restaurant’s Breakfast Sandwich Ranked As Best In VA

This Virginia restaurant has been ranked by the food website Chowhound as serving up the best breakfast sandwich in the state.​

What VA Residents Need To Know About Flash Flooding After Deadly Texas Tragedy

Here is a look at the areas of Virginia that are at the highest risk for flash flooding, according to the NWS.

Virginia earns 84/100 in financial transparency, ranking 12 among 50 states

New report from Truth in Accounting reveals Virginia’s strengths and weaknesses in fiscal reporting

As Part Of FEMA Review Council, Youngkin To Assess State, Federal Disaster Coordination

The goal is to create better communication and to put more of the recovery responsibilities on the shoulders of the states.

As Partisan Disputes Boil, It's Still Unclear How New Federal Law Will Impact Medicaid In Virginia

Virginia Democrats say over 300,000 could lose Medicaid coverage after the ‘big beautiful bill’ was signed into law. Republicans disagree.

VA Governor's Family Rescued From Deadly TX Flooding

Virginia First Lady Suzanne Youngkin and family members were rescued from floods at a property the governor owns in Texas' Hill Country.

Youngkin Marks Early Success On Regulatory Reform, Sets New Goal For 35% Reduction

Governor touts $1.2 billion in annual savings and streamlined permitting as Virginia surpasses 25% rollback target.

Report Outlines Challenges Of Va.'S Special Education Compliance System, Recommends Improvements

The Va. Commission on Youth will finalize the list of recommendations by October.

11 Killed In VA Crashes Over July 4, 2025 Holiday

Eleven people died in nine crashes on Virginia roads over the Fourth of July holiday weekend, Virginia State Police said.