Gov. Glenn Youngkin is ordering Virginia State Police to set a task force of officers deputized to act with federal immigration officials to identify and arrest illegal immigrants.
Dominion Energy has a green light to bring a new high-voltage line to bring in electricity from the Midwest and ease the state’s growing energy squeeze.
Lt. Col. Matthew Hanley was suspended by Virginia State Police in 1996 after flipping a police cruiser while off-duty. However, a hearing officer decided he was “salvageable as a trooper.”
Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s switch to case-by-case restoration of voting rights for Virginians convicted of a felony saw even fewer get that right last year.
Former state Sen. Amanda Chase announced Wednesday night she is running for governor, positioning herself as an alternative to Lt. Gov. Winsome Earle-Sears in the June GOP primary.
With Northern Virginia fearful of losing federal jobs, Richmond Fed President Tom Barkin says business leaders shouldn't forget about inflation.
LaRock, who represented Loudoun in the House of Delegates from 2014 to 2024, says he wants to set up a Virginia version of DOGE, the Trump administration's effort to cut government.
UVa Health CEO Dr. Craig Kent offered his resignation Tuesday after UVa's Board of Visitors was briefed on an investigation into allegations of unethical and illegal behavior.
The way Oklahoma Highway Patrol troopers use guns during high-speed pursuits raises questions about institutional firearm tactics, training and safety.
The Maggie L. Walker National Historic Site, featured on the National Park Service website for Black History Month, soon will open for public tours two days a week instead of five.
But VCU Health will transfer patients seeking gender-affirming care to other providers "as soon as feasible."
A sled was being pulled by a UTV when the accident, which injured five others.
A nonprofit that aims to support teachers and curriculum specialists asked state education officials to promptly release the course guides. State Superintendent Lisa Coons said they should be released this week.
At the headquarters of Capital One Financial Corp. in McLean, Gov. Glenn Youngkin expressed both sympathy for displaced workers and solidarity with President Donald Trump's purge of federal agencies.
Black History Exhibit at BHMVA; Water system improvements, costs; 'Secret police' case tossed by Virginia Court of Appeals
The Black Restaurant Fund will provide growth capital investments in Black-owned restaurants ranging from $25,000 to $250,000 with flexible repayment terms. Here's how to apply.
Read through the obituaries published today in Richmond Times-Dispatch.
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Gov. Glenn Youngkin is ordering Virginia State Police to set a task force of officers deputized to act with federal immigration officials to identify and arrest illegal immigrants.
Dominion Energy has a green light to bring a new high-voltage line to bring in electricity from the Midwest and ease the state’s growing energy squeeze.
Lt. Col. Matthew Hanley was suspended by Virginia State Police in 1996 after flipping a police cruiser while off-duty. However, a hearing officer decided he was “salvageable as a trooper.”
Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s switch to case-by-case restoration of voting rights for Virginians convicted of a felony saw even fewer get that right last year.
Trump expressed confidence Russian President Vladimir Putin won't press to restart the war if a truce can be reached. "I think he'll keep his word."
A federal judge in San Francisco found Thursday that the mass firings of federal probationary employees were likely unlawful.
President Donald Trump says talks to end Russia’s war in Ukraine are "making progress." Standing by Trump's side, UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer applauds the push to end Russia’s invasion, but insists that “it can’t be peace that rewards the aggressor.”
EU pushes back hard against Trump tariff threats and his caustic comments that bloc is out to get US
The European Union is insisting that the 27-nation bloc is not out to undermine the United States as U.S. President Donald Trump put it. The EU says instead that the bloc was the world's largest free market that has created an economic windfall for U.S. companies working on and with the continent. The bloc also said that it would vigorously fight a wholesale tariff of 25% on all EU products headed for the United States. Thursday’s EU pushback came after Trump told reporters that “the European Union was formed in order to screw the United States.
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A 911 call transcript details a chaotic scene at Bon Air Juvenile Corrections Center in which a staff member barricading themselves in an office set fires in the jail.
Gov. Glenn Youngkin is ordering Virginia State Police to set a task force of officers deputized to act with federal immigration officials to identify and arrest illegal immigrants.
Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s switch to case-by-case restoration of voting rights for Virginians convicted of a felony saw even fewer get that right last year.
Former state Sen. Amanda Chase announced Wednesday night she is running for governor, positioning herself as an alternative to Lt. Gov. Winsome Earle-Sears in the June GOP primary.
Hanover’s upcoming budget plans for a new tourism initiative while also funding several new school builds over the next decade.