Virginia lawmakers addressed scores of legislative vetoes and amendments from Republican Gov. Glenn Youngkin on Wednesday.

Virginia lawmakers reconvened in Richmond on Wednesday for their annual veto session to debate whether to accept or reject hundreds of vetoes and proposed changes made by Gov. Glenn Youngkin.

Wawa held a groundbreaking ceremony Wednesday at its future location in Staunton, right along the stretch of Richmond Avenue ...

The Virginia General Assembly will be busy on Wednesday, working to sort through hundreds of bills for which Governor Glenn ...

Virginia's transportation department is looking to extend Express Lanes onto the only portion of Interstate-495 without them ...

A federal lawsuit filed by the Nansemond Indian tribe highlights tension as Virginia adjusts to federal recognition of ...

Virginia U.S. Senator Mark Warner is not a fan of the Trump administration’s plan for sweeping tariffs. “Who’s going to pay ...

Lawmakers reconvened to address Gov. Glenn Youngkin's 100+ amendments, including a contentious sanctuary cities funding cut.

Dominion Energy has filed applications to raise monthly base rates and fuel rate costs in Virginia, as well as establish a ...

The legislation follows a similar law set to take effect in D.C. this fall, as speed-limiting technology becomes more ...

T he first arrival of Ryan Odom's VCU to Virginia pipeline comes from the high school recruiting trail, as four-star VCU ...

Part of the rationale from the bill’s supporters is that they argue there is not a fentanyl crisis at the northern border akin to that at the southern border.