Primary is June 10.
The Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) has scheduled a "Pardon Our Dust" public information meeting at Hayfield Secondary School on March 20.
Changes this week in schedule due to snow storm.
You can call or email VDOT.
Recent ruling on gay marriage, comments by Republican lawmaker, prompt column in Washington Post.
Two more contenders for the 8th congressional District's Democratic primary, scheduled for June 10.
Chatman enters crowded Democratic primary.
Police lobby to maintain programs as safety measure, opponents critical of revenue.
Legislation was introduced by Northern Virginia lawmakers Delegate Scott Surovell and Delegate Eileen Filler-Corn.
The shelter will waive fees on 10 of the shelter’s biggest "heartbreakers."
In interview with radio station, Warner says he is ready to sign petition to deport pop star Justin Bieber.
Some services impacted by the holiday.
Neither side won damages in lawsuit, Washington Post reports.
Dozens of activists want McAuliffe to act on environmental concerns.
Where to find tax forms, a refund status, past filings, business advice and more.
Euille announces run on same day as Ebbin.
Democratic primary race getting crowded, after Moran's retirement announcement.
House of Delegates votes to lift ban on Sunday hunting.
Mainstream mental health professionals cite dangers of attempting to 'cure' someone of homosexuality. Federal courts have upheld bans on the practice on minors in California, New Jersey.
Attorney General Mark Herring issues sharp reversal, will oppose state's ban.
Former Virginia Governor and wife would hand over plenty if convicted.
Northern Virginia Democrat a regular advocate for federal employees.
For Kingstowne residents who like to get a jump on filing their 1040 form, E-file and Free File can speed refunds.
Potentially compromised accounts leads to immediate reissues, according to state's Department of Social Services.
The temporary increase is supposed to generate an additional $2.8 billion in revenue to make up for earlier losses.
Congress may revisit the issue when they return from recess.
Totals still have to be certified between Mark Herring and Mark Obenshain, but preliminary results point to a clear, but still narrow, end to the election.
The site is near the Franconia-Springfield Metro stop.
Del. Rob Krupicka and state Sen. Adam Ebbin file legislation in Richmond that would abolish suicide as a crime.
The former state legislator also served as prosecutor for seven years in Arlington.
Bill in Richmond would allow state to regulate electronic cigarettes the same way it regulates traditional tobacco products.
SuperPAC, with an Alexandria office, gathers support for a presidential run by former secretary of State. Clinton, who ran for president in 2008, has not made any announcements about a run in 2016.
Fairfax County lawmaker wants to close what he sees as a 'loophole' in Virginia law.
Civil rights activist dies at age 95.
Congressional negotiators continue working to reach a deal that would avert another government shutdown.
Electoral Board Secretary Brian Schoenman explains the process for the recount, which will take place for the attorney general and one delegate race.
Recount likely after State Board of Elections certifies results.
Arlington National Cemetery has two cameras that will stream video until 7 p.m. Friday.
With the nation marking the 50th anniversary of President John F. Kennedy's death, tell us where you were on Nov. 22, 1963.