Experts caution the data may still be undercounting the state's Hispanic population. That matters when it comes to policy and public funding.
The Liberation Party candidate for governor is a longtime educator who has advocated for equal justice under the law (and more.)
A water main break—the culprit of pipes installed in the 1950s—brings Virginia’s water infrastructure issues to the forefront.
The Fairfax delegate and former refugee has a message for those who doubt that moms can get it done: Watch me.
Changes at the post office may mean slower deliveries, for now. If you think your mail-in ballot has gotten caught up in the delay, we explain what you can do.
“We have been preparing for a long time, and when approval comes for kids [under 12] to be able to receive their shots, Virginia will be ready,” Gov. Ralph Northam said last week.
When Roem first won her delegate seat, she instantly became a national figure. Four years later, that fame hasn't gone to her head. But she has learned how to pass legislation.
“These are all high-demand, for the most part high-wage, fields and career pathways. And so [students are] going to come out, no debt, be able to go into a great career, start making really good money right away."
