The drama in Purcellville, Virginia, involves a town council contingent that calls itself “Team Mayberry,” felony charges, lawsuits and an attempted citizen revolt.

Democrats are ready to spend big to boost a Virginia redistricting effort that could give the party four more House seats, Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-N.Y.) has said, amid the national battle over congressional lines ahead of the midterms.

A Virginia emergency room and grocery store are among a list of possible exposure sites connected to a newly confirmed case of measles. According to the Virginia Department of Health, an adult who

Thousands of Virginians received higher January energy bills following an unusually cold start to the year, prompting questions about what Gov. Spanberger is doing to address rising energy costs.

HB5 passed the House of Delegates. The bill guarantees paid sick leave for all employees—finally addressing a gap that forces workers to choose between their health and their paychecks.

In Virginia, companies decide whether or not they will offer paid sick days to their employees, because there is no state policy that sets a minimum for how much sick time employers must offer. After

VIRGINIA BEACH — When the Virginia Sports Hall of Fame museum closed in 2017, most of the exhibits were moved from a government-subsidized building in Portsmouth to Virginia Beach’s Town Center. Display cases featuring memorabilia,

Virginia Tech gears up for a promising 2026 following a 3-9 campaign in 2025.

Governor Abigail Spanberger said she would sign legislation which will raise the minimum wage in Virginia to $15 an hour by 2028. The bill has passed both chambers of the General Assembly.