Early Voting Begins March 6 In Fredericksburg For Redistricting Amendment

Voters in Fredericksburg will cast their ballots on a proposed constitutional amendment regarding congressional district redrawing.

Former Commonwealth's Attorney La Bravia J. Jenkins Dies

Jenkins served as Fredericksburg's chief prosecutor from 2008 to 2021 and was honored for distinguished service.

Fredericksburg Greenbrier Place Subdivision To Add 199 New Dwelling Units

The partial demolition of the existing Greenbrier Shopping Center will pave the way for 199 new attached single-family dwelling units.

VA Lawmakers React To SCOTUS Ruling On Trump's Illegal Tariffs

In a 6-3 vote on Friday, the U.S. Supreme Court justices said the president violated federal law by imposing sweeping tariffs worldwide.

DMV Rolls Out Mobile ID For Northern Virginia

A new expanded digital ID program allows Northern Virginia residents to carry their license on their smartphones.

Fredericksburg Planning Commission To Hear Fire Station Permit Request

The Fredericksburg Planning Commission will hold a March 11 public hearing on a special use permit application for Fire Station #3.

Fredericksburg City Council To Consider 25-Year Solar Lease For Closed Landfill Site

The proposed agreement with Community Power Group LLC involves a ground-mounted solar energy project at 131 Cool Springs Road.

Some VA Taxpayers May See Refund Delays: Here's How To Avoid It

An executive order from President Trump made changes to the way federal tax refunds and other benefits are processed.

VA Officials Prepare For 'Walk For Peace' Pilgrimage In February

About two dozen Buddhist monks began their 2,300-mile pilgrimage from Fort Worth, Texas to Washington, D.C. in October to promote peace.

New Details On $1K 'Trump Accounts' For Virginia Babies

Here’s what Virginia parents need to know about the Trump Accounts and how to claim them.

Tariff Changes In VA Ahead Of Holiday Shopping: What To Know

Some items are causing sticker shock for Virginia consumers as Thanksgiving kicks off weeks of holiday celebrations centered around food.

House Votes To End Shutdown: See How VA Delegation Voted

The House narrowly passed the spending package to reopen the government in a 222-209 vote.

Cole Defeats Steinway In 65th District HOD Race: Precinct By Precinct Results

Incumbent Joshua Cole defeated challenger Sean Steinway in Tuesday's election, winning 12 of 19 precincts, according to unofficial results.

Joshua Cole Wins House of Delegates Race In Fredericksburg: Live Results

Incumbent Democrat Joshua Cole defeated Republican challenger Sean Steinway in 65th District Race, according to unofficial results.

Fredericksburg Election 2025 Voter Guide: Candidates For City, Statewide Races

Fredericksburg voters will cast ballots Tuesday to determine the winners in three statewide and several city races.

VA Lawmakers Move To Pause Student Loan Payments Amid Shutdown

The Shutdown Student Loans for Feds Act was introduced on Wednesday by Democratic lawmakers from several states, including VA.

Crisis Response Services See Significant Boost For Fredericksburg Area

New Fredericksburg Regional Crisis Receiving Center provides a major boost to the delivery of crisis response services in the region.

VA Democrats Push To Redraw House Maps To Gain More Seats: Reports

The VA redistricting move could give Democrats two or three more seats in the U.S. House of Representatives, according to a report.

$250K Spent On Political Advertising In Delegate's Race Via Unassociated Groups

Organizations supporting or opposing candidates in the District 65 House of Delegates race have spent thousands on political advertising.

SNAP Benefits Halted In VA Due To Government Shutdown

Millions of Americans will not receive SNAP benefits until the federal government shutdown ends. Here's what that means for Virginia.

Another 'No Kings' Protest Against Trump Policies Planned In Fredericksburg

A second round of "No Kings" protests will include events along the sidewalks of major streets in Fredericksburg.

Financial Reports Filed By Fredericksburg City Council Candidates

Fredericksburg City Council candidates recently filed campaign finance reports with the state department of elections. Here are the details.

Early Voting For Nov. 4 Election In Fredericksburg: What To Know

Fredericksburg voters can cast early ballots in the Nov. 4 general election and vote by mail Sept. 19 through Nov. 1.

Susanna Finn Running For Ward 3 Seat On Fredericksburg City Council: Questionnaire

Susanna Finn is one of two candidates on the Nov. 4 ballot running for the Ward Three seat on the Fredericksburg City Council.

Kenneth Gantt Running For Ward 1 Seat On Fredericksburg City Council

Kenneth Gantt is one of three candidates on the Nov. 4 ballot running for the Ward One seat on the Fredericksburg City Council.

Matt Kelly Running For Ward 3 Seat On Fredericksburg City Council: Questionnaire

Matt Kelly is one of two candidates on the Nov. 4 ballot running for the Ward Three seat on the Fredericksburg City Council.

Joy Crump Seeks Fredericksburg City Council Seat In Ward Two

Joy Crump is one of two candidates on the Nov. 4 ballot running for the Ward Two seat on the Fredericksburg City Council.

Del. Joshua Cole Seeks District 65 House Of Delegates Seat: Questionnaire

Del. Joshua Cole (D-65) is on the Nov. 4 ballot, seeking to continue representing Fredericksburg in the Virginia House of Delegates.

Matt Rowe Seeking Ward 1 Seat On Fredericksburg City Council

Matt Rowe is one of three candidates on the Nov. 4 ballot seeking the Ward One seat on the Fredericksburg City Council.

Jesse Dominguez Running For Fredericksburg City Council: Questionnaire

Jesse Dominguez is one of two candidates on the Nov. 4 ballot seeking Ward 4 seat on the Fredericksburg City Council.

David Cropper Running For Fredericksburg City Council: Questionnaire

David Cropper is one of three candidates on the Nov. 4 ballot seeking the Ward One seat on the Fredericksburg City Council.

​Trump Vows To End Mail-In Ballots: What VA Voters Need To Know

More than 2.3 million Virginians voted absentee or by mail ahead of the 2024 presidential election.

How VA Senators Voted On $9B Bill Cutting Public Broadcasting, Foreign Aid

The Senate approved a bill drastically slicing PBS shows and assistance to other nations. Here's how Virginia senators cast their votes.

‘Good Trouble’ Rallies In VA Protest Trump’s Record On Civil Rights

“Good Trouble Lives On” rallies will be held on the fifth anniversary of the death of civil rights leader and former congressman John Lewis.

9 Products That Could Get More Expensive In VA Due To European Tariffs

The tariffs, also announced for Mexico, are set to start on Aug. 1 unless deals are reached.

VA Loses No. 1 Spot In America’s Top States For Business Ranking

Virginia, a top-three finisher in each of the last five years among the best states for business, ceded the No. 1 spot to North Carolina. ​

$108M In VA Education Funding Paused By Trump Administration: See Impacted Programs

The Trump administration is withholding more than $108 million in previously appropriated funds for Virginia schools programs.

5 New VA Laws Going Into Effect On July 1, 2025

From overtime to seatbelts to stopping for pedestrians, these laws affecting Virginians go into effect on July 1.

‘No Kings’ Protest To Be Held Saturday In Fredericksburg: What To Know

Demonstrators plan a non-violent protest of Saturday's military parade celebrating President Trump’s 79th birthday.

Rate Of Inflation Drops To 4-Year Low: See How Prices In VA Compare

The latest Consumer Price Index report reveals the impact President Trump's sweeping tariffs had on grocery prices in Virginia last month.