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In competitive General Assembly races, a majority of Democratic challengers and incumbents are outraising their opponents.
The City of Richmond has been selected to participate in the National League of Cities’ 18-month technical assistance initiative.
Women’s Monument Unveiled on Capitol Square: 'No pedestals, no weapons, no horses'
The Brunswick County, Manassas and Richmond school systems had the state’s lowest graduation rates.
Republican incumbents fighting to keep seats in the 10th Senate and 66th House Districts debated Democratic challengers Wednesday night.
House Candidates Spin Through Policy at Henrico Debate
Loudoun County had the nation’s highest household income, and the gap between rich and poor widened in Virginia.
The Richmond metro area has been growing, and new data from the U.S. Census Bureau shows where people are moving from.
Amid national delays, VCU international students continue to obtain temporary work cards on time
'We are here to make a change right now:' Group gives nearly $300,000 to 12 Democratic candidates of color
Virginia continues to have one of the nation’s lowest unemployment rates, state and federal officials said Friday.
Virginia has drawn a $3.8 million penalty because of mistakes made processing almost one in 10 food stamp applications last year.
Voter registration has grown faster in localities that lean Democratic than in localities that usually vote Republican.
Lt. Gov. Justin Fairfax filed a $400 million defamation lawsuit against CBS.
Virginia Commonwealth University students and employees participated in a 9/11 tribute on campus Wednesday.
The state’s poverty rate remained well below the national rate of 12%.
Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam has called a special session of the legislature to take up "common sense public safety laws" for firearms.
A law firm hired to investigate whether Gov. Ralph Northam posed in blackface for a college photo can't determine who was in the picture.
The Virginia Board of Psychology says conversion therapy should be considered a violation of standard practices, which may lead to a ban.
Lt. Gov. Justin Fairfax asked prosecutors to investigate the sexual assault allegations two women made against him.
Drivers would see improvements to interstate highways across Virginia if the General Assembly approves $280 million in budget amendments.
Needless to say when Fairfax finished his five-minute impromptu speech, stunned senators sat in awkward silence.
Northam once again refused to resign amid outcry over a photo in his yearbook that shows a person in blackface and another in a KKK robe.
At a press conference, Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam admitted to darkening his face for a Michael Jackson costume at a dance competition.
A new quarterly polls ranks the most and least popular governors in America. Virginia's Ralph Northam is gaining support.
Gov. Ralph Northam says Virginia National Guard crews will not help at U.S. border until a policy of separating children from parents ends.
Fewer than 10 members of a pro-Confederate group were outnumbered by ounterprotesters at a rally at the Robert E. Lee statue in Richmond.
Rock the Vote ranks Virginia as a “blocker state” regarding voter registration laws and photo ID requirements at polls.
Since 1999, more than 620 children in Virginia and 26,000 nationwide were fatally shot, according to an analysis of federal data.
Residents of a predominantly African-American neighborhood have called for the removal of the Confederate statues along Monument Avenue.
Addressing gun violence in America often leaves gun control supporters and Second Amendment advocates at an impasse, as a VCU panel found.
About 300 bills ranging from taxes and criminal justice to education and government transparency have been signed by Gov. Ralph Northam.
A bill to prohibit “lunch shaming” – the practice of singling out students who owe the school cafeteria money – is headed to the VA Senate.
Prisons and jails would have to provide female inmates with free feminine hygiene products under a bill in the Virginia General Assembly.
Democrats are frustrated over Republicans’ refusal to take up VA gun control legislation in the wake of a deadly school shooting in Florida.
With momentum from the #MeToo movement, women’s rights groups are supporting legislation to end the sales tax on feminine hygiene products.
The Virginia Senate voted to allow guns and knives to be carried in church, even as Gov. Ralph Northam spoke at an event
More than a thousand demonstrators, including Gov. Northam, took to the streets of Carytown on Saturday for the second annual Women’s March.
Demonstrators for and against gun control held rallies on the Virginia Capitol grounds Monday, highlighting the deeply divisive issue.