Gov. Youngkin Wants A Small Modular Reactor; What Exactly Is That?

Within the span of two months, Republican Gov. Glenn Youngkin made it clear he wants Virginia to be a leader in their use.

In Virginia, A Reminder To Vote Tomorrow!

Don't forget: Election Day is Tuesday, Nov. 8, 2022. For more information on where to vote, go to:

Richmond Sends Ambulance To Ukraine

A Richmond ambulance is on its way to Ukraine.

Wilder's Fleeting Fealty, Vacillation, and Sometimes-Unclear Viewpoints Examined In Commentary

It amuses new generations of Virginians who see the commonwealth's Democratic 66th governor, L. Douglas Wilder, get all lovey-dovey.

What Time Is Sunset In VA As Daylight Saving Time Ends

Get ready for darker afternoons, brighter mornings and an increased chance of striking a deer in Virginia as daylight saving time ends.

VA Restaurants Cited: Crafty Crab, Firehouse Subs, Johnny Rays, Joe's

Some Northern Virginia restaurants recently cited for food and pest violations include The Melting Pot and Myron Mixon's Pitmaster Barbeque.

Powerball Jackpot Hits Record $1.6B: What To Know In VA

Saturday's $1.6B jackpot tops 2016's world record $1.586 million Powerball prize. Plus, someone in Virginia won $1M in Wednesday's drawing.

Students From Historically Black Colleges To Help Tutor Up To 1,300 Students; More Va., Headlines

Youngkin's office shut down its controversial education tip line in September because it was getting “little to no volume" -- report

Three Scholars Offer Varying Views On Gaging Voter Turnout

By Jane Junn, USC Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences; John Holbein, University of Virginia; and Nazita Lajevardi, Michigan St.

Virginia's Highest Tax Bracket Starts At $17K. Some Say It's Time For An Update.

Under Virginia's state income tax system, the highest tax bracket starts at just $17,000, a number that hasn't changed since 1990.

The Case To "Ditch The SATs," In The Words Of The Authors

1080. That's what I tallied on the SATs more than 40 years ago while attending my college prep high school in Washington, D.C.

Virginia General Assembly Won't Move To New Office Building For 2023 Session

Supply chain problems will delay the Virginia General Assembly's planned move to a new 14-story-tall office building being built downtown.

A Glimpse At The Youngkin School Tip Line E-Mails; More Va., Headlines

Washington Commanders owner Dan Snyder announced he's hired a bank to help facilitate a possible sale of the team.

Liberty's Student Government Alliance Jumps Into Fall With Sodexo

Liberty Dining by Sodexo partners with Liberty University’s Student Government Alliance (SGA) each semester to throw engaging events

A $20,000 FOIA Bill On Election Integrity Unit; More Va., Headlines

The Virginia NAACP paid a roughly $20,000 FOIA bill to get records related to the election integrity unit Attorney General Miyares created.

Feds Tell States Special Ed Service Requirements Must Be Met For Students

Federal agencies warned officials across Virginia some states aren't providing special education services in a complete, timely fashion.

National Academies Report Says Virginia Gold Mining Regulations Are Inadequate

The report by the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine found an inadequate system of regulating gold-mining.

Prince William Approves Digital Gateway Plan To Meet Rising Data Center Demand

The Prince William County Board of Supervisors voted Wednesday on a land use plan that will allow for the development of data centers.

Report: Agricultural Investments For Bay Cleanup Spur Economy

Investments in agricultural best management practices have positive returns for the economy, according to a report released.

Virginia Election Officials Find 149,000 More Unprocessed Voter Changes From DMV

Virginia election officials have discovered an additional 149,000 voter registration transactions that weren't properly processed this year.

Dominion, Ratepayer Advocates Propose Settlement Over Potential Wind Project Costs

Dominion Energy and groups advocating for ratepayers announced a settlement agreement on who will bear responsibility for increased costs.

Another Try At Automatic Voter Restoration For Felons; More Va., Headlines

Metro's Silver Line extension to Dulles International Airport is set to open Nov. 15, “expanding the system's footprint deeper."

Political Media Firm Working With Youngkin Faces Scrutiny, Investigation, Report Says

“The state inspector general said he'll investigate allegations regarding a state tourism contract (firm is tied to Youngkin)" -- report

Around Virginia, Respiratory Illnesses Surge Among Children

Hospitals statewide are seeing an uptick in respiratory illnesses, especially among young children, with some pediatric units already full.

More Virginia Colleges Make SAT, ACT Exams Optional

The University of Virginia, Virginia Polytechnic Institute, and Norfolk State University are among the dozens of schools changing policies.

Controversial Youngkin Comments On Pelosi Attack; More Va., Headlines

Youngkin didn't back down from a controversial stump-speech comment he made about the attack on House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's husband, Paul.

VA, DC Weather: Halloween Showers, Thunderstorm Possible

Rain and thunderstorms could dampen trick-or-treating in Virginia and DC, the National Weather Service said. See the timing for rainfall.

Halloween Safety Tips For VA Kids, Drivers From State Police

Trick-or-treaters and Halloween partiers can be a dangerous mix, warns AAA Mid-Atlantic​. Here are safety tips for kids and VA drivers.

Leaf Colors At Peak Across Most Of Virginia: Fall Foliage Report

Fall leaf colors have reached their peak across most of Virginia. Here are some great spots to check out the blaze of fall foliage.

Student Loan Relief Application Site Open For VA Borrowers

The Biden administration has launched a website for Virginia borrowers seeking student debt relief. Here's what you need to do.

High Flu Level In Virginia: Season Off To Worrisome Start

Seasonal influenza cases in VA are higher than they’ve been at this time of the year in more than a decade, stoking "tripledemic" fears.

Washington Gas Eyes Benefits To Its Virginia Customers

Washington Gas has been emailing its Virginia customers this month to offer them rebates if they buy new gas appliances.

Elk Hunt Lottery Draws Over 30,000 Applications

Over 30,000 applications were submitted for Virginia's first elk hunt lottery, generating more than half a million dollars.

Supreme Court Of Virginia Upholds Decision On Dominion Carbon Market Charge

Utility regulators met legal requirements in approving a charge added to Dominion Energy Virginia bills for carbon market participation.

A Delay In New Transgender Policies Enactment; More Va., Headlines

The new school policies Youngkin's administration proposed for transgender students won't take effect until at least late next month.

Sportfishing Group Presents Petition To Move Omega Protein Out Of Chesapeake Bay

The Saltwater Sportfishing Association is calling on the governor and the Virginia Marine Resources Commission to halt menhaden fishing.

Shoulders Shrug Amid Limited Resources, And Another Child Dies From Gun Violence

When Candace Blue became part of the club no parent wants to join, she faced a stark choice.

Bristol Trying To Ban Abortion Providers; More Va., Headlines

The state inspector general's office says it will investigate Gov. Glenn Youngkin's political ad firm, centering on a tourism ad.

Safety Commission Approves Metro Plan To Put More Trains In Service

Metro officials will be able to put more trains into service as passenger demand grows and rail cars are increasingly overpacked.

Power Supplier For Virginia Electric Co-Ops Building Five New Solar Projects

In its effort to reach net-zero carbon emissions by 2050, Old Dominion Electric Cooperative is constructing five new solar projects.