Will It Be Maryland Or Virginia? Feds Near A Verdict On New FBI Headquarters

Maryland and Virginia politicians vying for the prize of a new FBI headquarters have just a few months left before a crucial decision.

‘Punched, Kicked, Spit On': Va. Health Care Workers Say They Face More Violence Since Pandemic

Doctors at the Virginia College of Emergency Physicians expressed frustration with increasing incidents of violence at work.

A New Cold Case Database, More Virginia Headlines

A Youngkin appointee to the Virginia LGBTQ+ Advisory Board “publicly disparaged people on Twitter and trolled accounts with obscenities."

For $39 Million, You Can Own Virginia’s Most Expensive Home

The most expensive home for sale in Virginia has an infinity pool, a catering kitchen, a wine cellar and a covered veranda.

VA Restaurants Cited: TopGolf, Sweet Frog, La Madeleine, Chopt

Some Northern Virginia restaurants and delivery services scored well for cleanliness, while others were cited for food and pest violations.

General Assembly Hands Youngkin Wins, Losses On Budget Amendments

Gov. Glenn Youngkin's budget proposals drew a mixed response Friday in the General Assembly, where Democrats blocked some.

Virginia GOP Set To Pick Midterm Nominees In Swing Districts

Virginia electing a Republican governor in 2021 for the first time in more than a decade was difficult for Democrats.

Youngkin Asks Colleges To Reverse Tuition Hikes And More Va. Headlines

Gov. Glenn Youngkin's administration is asking Virginia's colleges and universities to reverse tuition hikes.

Beagle Breeding Facility Shutting Down Over Violations Will Be Allowed To Sell 500 Dogs

A federal judge will allow Envigo — which is shutting down a controversial dog-breeding facility -- to sell over 500 dogs to laboratories.

Summer Solstice 2022 Arrives Tuesday: Things To Do In NoVA, DC

Summer 2022, which begins Tuesday with the June solstice, means concerts at Wolf Trap and trips to the beach for many in NoVA, DC.

No Gas Tax Holiday In Virginia, Senate Kills Measure

Gov. Glenn Youngkin sought a three-month gas tax holiday through a budget amendment, but the Virginia Senate killed the measure Friday night

EPA Issues New Drinking Water Health Advisories: See Virginia Impacts

"Forever chemicals" were found in the water supply in cities throughout Virginia. The EPA has sounded a new warning on the chemicals.

General Assembly Back In Town; VDH Diverges From CDC On COVID; More

Democratic candidates in Virginia's swing districts are standing firm on their support for gun restrictions, reports state.

Dominion Energy Forced To Adjust To The Changing Times Of The Business

Dominion Energy never used to be happy about customers producing their own energy from solar. “Hostile” is the more apt word.

Under New Law, Some Of Virginia's Government Fleet Is Poised To Go Electric

A new state law could jump-start the conversion of much of Virginia's government vehicle fleet from gas-powered to electric cars.

MD Plan To Build Toll Lanes Unwelcome Surprise To Some In Fairfax

Maryland's plans to undertake construction along the Capital Beltway in Fairfax County aren't sitting well with some Virginians.

Massive Lego Plant Coming To Chesterfield, And More Virginia Headlines

Dr. Colin Greene, Virginia's new health commissioner, has repeatedly downplayed the role of racism in health disparities.

With State Budget, Youngkin Prioritizes Budget Changes On "Hot-Button Conservative" Issues, Report States

Gov. Glenn Youngkin is proposing 38 changes to the bipartisan state budget lawmakers approved earlier this month.

Judge Dismisses Restraining Orders Against Sen. Joe Morrissey Over Radio Show Outburst

A Republican delegate and Democratic senator huddled in a courtroom Tuesday, trying to make out what was said on this garbled recording.

Youngkin Education Report Described As "Disappointing And Demoralizing" For Teachers, Administrators

For an hour, Virginia Board of Education members criticized a student achievement report recently released by the Youngkin administration.

In Commentary, It Is Asked, Have There Been Enough Killings To Finally Warrant Bipartisan Legislation?

Will pending congressional legislation measurably reduce the number of firearm slayings and injuries that plague our country?

Environmental Group Sues To Protect Species Of Mussel Found In Virginia

Federal courts will again put a species of freshwater mussel native to Southwest Virginia under the microscope.

NoVA Weather: Tornado, Hail Possible With Afternoon Storms

Afternoon thunderstorms could bring strong winds, hail and tornadoes to northern Virginia and DC in time for the evening commute.

Father’s Day 2022 Is June 19: Restaurant Deals In Virginia

Leave the cooking to someone else this Father’s Day. These Virginia restaurants are offering great deals for the whole family.

COVID Vaccines Should Be Given To VA, DC Kids Under 5: FDA Advisers

An FDA panel said COVID vaccines are safe and effective for the youngest kids in VA and DC, and recommended the shots be authorized.

GOP Leader McConnell ‘Comfortable' With Framework For Gun Control Bill; Va., Democrat Praises Loophole Closure

Sen. Warner says he believes the closure will "make it harder for domestic abusers to access guns," the report states.

One In 10 Virginians Charged With Police Assaults Have A History Of Mental Illness, According To UVA Research

It applies to around 10 percent of people charged with assaulting a law enforcement officer in Virginia over a nearly decade-long period.

Crashes Between Cars and Horses-And-Buggies Proliferate, Report Says; Strategies In Place?

In December of 2019, the Yoder family was traveling east on Route 60 in Buckingham County when Lee crashed his Chevrolet Silverado.

Notorious Cumberland Beagle Breeding Center Shutting Down; More

A beagle breeding facility in Cumberland is closing amid a federal investigation that uncovered hundreds of animal rights violations.

Unsuccessful State Science And Tech Incentives; More Va., Headlines

Authorities say a Virginia man has been identified as a “central” conspirator in the Jan. 6 insurrection after video showed his involvement.

Officer Edwards Details The Violence, Hatred, And Murderous Action Of The GOP And Trump Supporters Jan. 6

(By scholars Mark Satta, Claire Leavitt and Ken Hughes.)

Community Development Group Has Millions That Could Be Used In Norfolk

Hampton Roads Ventures, a subsidiary of Norfolk's housing authority, has $43 million in tax credits that have not been assigned to projects.

Faulting State's ‘Stall Tactics,' Judge Orders Speedy Schedule In New Va., Redistricting Suit

A federal judge set an expedited schedule Monday for a just-filed lawsuit seeking new Virginia House of Delegates elections this year.

VA, DC Weather: Showers, Severe Storm Chances Throughout The Week

Rain and storms are in the DC and northern VA forecast all week, and some could be severe. See the hazardous weather outlook from the NWS.

Youngkin's Latest Decision? "An Unwieldy Construct That Defies Scalability," Report States

On some level, the notion is understandable and meritorious. Old-school management wants to see employees at their desks, ready to go.

Study: Virginia Could Lose 42 Percent Of Tidal Wetlands To Sea Level Rise By 2100

It would occur without state conservation measures, or global emissions reductions that could slow the pace of sea-level rise.

What Virginia Changed Since The Last High-Profile School Shooting

After the 2018 mass shooting in Parkland, former Virginia House of Delegates Speaker Cox announced he was setting up a safety committee.

VA's Least Healthy Menu Item: Here's Where To Find It

A health and nutrition website offers its opinion on the most unwholesome menu options in all 50 states. Here's where to find the one in VA.

Spotted Lanternfly Emerges In VA: How To Stop The Pests

Spotted lanternfly is an invasive species that can kill crops and attract other pests. Here's how to prevent them from spreading in VA.

More Die, As Republicans Keep Their Positions On Guns And Abortion

(By Alex Keena, an assistant professor of political science at VCU.)