Printer Takes Responsibility For Incorrect Voter Postcards Sent To Thousands Of Virginians

A Richmond-area printing company acknowledged it was partly responsible for errors causing about 60,000 Virginians to get incorrect notices.

General Assembly Appropriates $89 Million -- How Will It Be Disbursed?

The Eastern Shore and Shenandoah Valley have little in common, but what both regions of the state share is a deep desire to create trails.

Richmond Police Chief Resigns After Months Of Scrutiny; More Va., Headlines

Richmond Police Chief Smith resigned after months of intense scrutiny over whether he embellished details of an alleged mass shooting plot.

National Assessment Shows Significant Drops In Virginia Reading And Math Scores

The results of a national educational assessment show significant declines in both reading and math in Virginia, the report states.

One Man Has Collected More Than 8,000 Pounds Of Acorns For Virginia

The start of September may signify to some that fall is coming, but Mike Ortmeier looks forward to a different type of fall.

Hampton Roads School Bomb Threats; More Va., Headlines

A Roanoke city councilman is facing scrutiny for attempting to use money from a state gun violence prevention grant to pay for a trip.

Dry Shampoo Brands Recalled In VA, DC Due To Possible Cancer Agent

Dry shampoo brands recalled include Dove, Suave, TRESemmé and several other products found at many VA, DC stores. Here’s what to know.

Sodexo organizes campus-wide food drive to help Lynchburg community

Liberty Dining by Sodexo is partnering with the Blue Ridge Area Food Bank to host a food drive on the Liberty University campus

Mountain Valley Pipeline Halts Eminent Domain Actions For Southgate Extension

Mountain Valley Pipeline has decided to withdraw eminent domain actions against land in North Carolina the company sought.

Virginia Supreme Court Upholds ‘Open Courts,' Narrows FOIA Personnel Exemption

The Supreme Court of Virginia handed down two decisions recently in support of greater transparency in public access to court hearings.

Officials Got Rid Of An Abandoned Road Culvert. Now Migrating Fish Can Swim Freely.

Flowerdew Hundred Creek weaves through a forested landscape in Prince George County on the S. bank of the James River, surrounded by land.

60,000 Incorrect Voter Notices Mailed; More Va., Headlines

Around 60,000 Va., residents got incorrect voter notices in the mail, an issue officials attributed partly to an error by a printing co.

Winter In Virginia, DC: What La Niña Weather Pattern May Mean

A new winter outlook from NOAA shows how the La Niña weather pattern is expected to influence Virginia, DC from November through February.

Lower 2023 Taxes For Many VA Residents As IRS Adjusts For Inflation

Inflation has reduced Virginia residents’ purchasing power, but it will also reduce their 2023 federal tax bills, the IRS said.

Education Association Members Call For "Partisan Politics To Be Put Aside" In Youngkin School Decisions

“We don’t need to give far right-wing groups a hecklers veto,” VanValkenburg, a Democrat, said.

Virginia Elections Offices Hiring PR Pros To Fight Misinformation; More Headlines

“To battle misinformation, more elections offices are hiring PR pros."

Amid Climate Change Pressures, Virginia Reexamines Septic Regulations

A photograph shows a stretch of residential properties at Windmill Point in Lancaster County that are completely flooded.

Low Pay, Other Educational Issues Dog Youngkin, Schools, Teacher Recruitment

Gov. Glenn Youngkin has adopted a new tack in trying to stem thousands of teacher vacancies, but views in this commentary say it won't work.

Palmyra Court Ruling On Afghan Child Who Couple Says Marine Abducted; More Va., Headlines

An Afghan couple is accusing a Marine who previously lived in Virginia of abducting a baby girl they're related to, and were raising.

Virginia Joins Multistate Investigation Into Major Banks' Net-Zero Commitments

Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares is joining 18 other states in an investigation of six major American banks.

Potential Class-Action Suit Seeks Overtime Pay For Virginia General Assembly Aides

A former aide to Virginia Del. Marie March, R-Floyd, has filed a civil lawsuit against her onetime boss.

Stratford University Closure Followed Several Years Of Problems With Accreditor

Many college students who were on track to graduate from Stratford University are realizing they will need to redo some of their studies.

Hispanic Voters Could Be Key In Vega-Spanberger Race; More Va., Headlines

Republican congressional candidate Yesli Vega is campaigning heavily against “reckless spending” and for fiscal conservatism.

Daylight Saving Time Ends In VA: What About Sunshine Protection Act?

The latest on the daylight saving time bill that would halt our twice-a-year clock changing, and Virginia efforts to stop the change.

Forget To Register To Vote? Under A New Law, You Can Still Cast A Ballot

Those who forgot to register to vote by the Oct. 17 deadline, but still want to cast their ballot in this November's elections, may do so.

Report: Virginia Lottery Should Be State's Primary Gambling Regulator

Virginia should give a single state agency the power to regulate most gambling, according to a new report.

An Energy Plan From Youngkin? "This Isn't It" -- Commentary

Governor Glenn Youngkin issued a press release on October 3 presenting what he says is his energy plan.

A Caribbean Cruise In A Fairfax Sheriff's Office Contract; More Va., Headlines

Democratic Rep. Abigail Spanberger pulled out of a planned debate Friday with Republican challenger Yesli Yega, citing logistical concerns.

Local Heroes: Help Patch Recognize Folks Making A Difference Across VA

Patch and T-Mobile are partnering to celebrate Local Heroes who make life better in Virginia with contributions big and small.

Youngkin To Propose Funding For Small Modular Nuclear Reactors

This occurs within two weeks of rolling out a Virginia energy plan that included a push for new nuclear development.

Amid Push For Local Investment, Report Offers Glimpse Of Norfolk Development Group Activities

Hampton Roads Ventures is the for-profit development subsidiary of the city's housing authority.

Judge Rules In Favor Of Times-Dispatch In FOIA Case; More Va., Headlines

Democrats distanced themselves from a proposed LGBTQ child abuse bill floated by Del. Elizabeth Guzman, D-Prince William.

16 Toys 'R' Us Open In VA Macy’s Stores For Holiday Shoppers

Toys "R" Us shops are now open in 16 Virginia Macy's stores and ready for holiday shoppers. Plus the hot toys of 2022 list is out.

Help Patch Spotlight Virginia Student Athletes Who Are Also Good Kids

Patch and T-Mobile are partnering to recognize Virginia student athletes for the qualities that drive their competitive spirit.

VA Fall Foliage: Leaf Color Peak Starts In Western Region

Fall colors are peaking in the trees in southwest Virginia and the Alleghenies. When will peak color arrive in northern Virginia?

Stop Mice And Rats Before They Seek Warmth In VA, DC Homes

As nights start to feel crisp and cool, mice and rats can sneak into homes for winter. Here are tips to keep your VA or DC home rodent-free.

107 Harris Teeter, Safeway VA, DC Stores Part Of $25B Merger

If a $25 billion Kroger-Albertsons merger goes through, it may affect Harris Teeter and Safeway stores in VA owned by the larger companies.

Valley Health Sues Anthem Over ‘Egregious' Reimbursement Delays

Valley Health, the largest health system in the northern Shenandoah Valley, is suing Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield in Virginia.

Dominion Shared Solar Minimum Bill To Remain $55.10 Per Month

Dominion Energy customers who enroll in a new shared solar program will be required to pay a monthly minimum bill.

How Many Virginians No Longer Qualify For Student Loan Relief? It's Hard To Say

Questions remain as to how many borrowers in Virginia no longer qualify for federal student loan forgiveness, under new requirements.