Despite being fully funded by the legislature, Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s Department of Education has halted a program that disseminates grants to help teachers of color overcome financial barriers as they seek full teaching accreditation. Meanwhile, Youngkin’s much-touted Learning Acceleration Grant program has reportedly left both parents and educators feeling frustrated and helpless.
Remembering that time when Disney planned to bring 30,000 people per day to a park in Virginia.
Northern Virginia nonprofit leader and failed Republican candidate for VA-10 is announcing his bid to unseat Democratic Sen. Tim Kaine in 2024. On Tuesday, Hung Cao filed paperwork, launched his campaign website, and officially announced his candidacy for U.S....
By LISA MASCARO AP Congressional Correspondent WASHINGTON (AP) — When Speaker Kevin McCarthy suggested recently he might stop the FBI from relocating its downtown headquarters to a new facility planned for the Washington suburbs, it was more than idle thinking...
One year after Virginia's first casino opened in Bristol, the impact is clear: economic growth through tax revenue, job creation, and local donations generated millions in the area.
Keira D'Amato of Richmond recently broke the US half-marathon record by 13 seconds.
Virginia’s governor is partnering with the Virginia Republican Party to encourage GOP voters to sign up for the state’s permanent absentee list or to cast their ballots during the early voting window. Mere months ago, Virginia Republicans tried to eliminate these voting methods.
Trump has never shied away from launching personal attacks on his political opponents, but several comments and actions recently suggest a growing truth: that he's getting even more reckless.
On the lookout for affordable places to eat in Northern, Central, and Coastal Virginia? We’ve got you covered with these 12 VA eateries.
Under Virginia’s 529 savings plan, families who’ve built up accounts for years to help with college savings have found out they can’t be used for technical training or other atypical four-year programs. Now, Virginia lawmakers want to help change that.
