FAIRFAX-Wednesday’s St. Patrick’s Day straw poll saw some Democratic candidates built support over the past month, while others fell.

RICHMOND- They agreed on several points, but four Virginia Democrats went into Tuesday’s debate hoping to highlight differences.

RICHMOND-Vaccination clinics launch, a bizarre meme starts spreading about schools and we get news about the Chincoteague pony swim.

ROANOKE-On Monday, Roanoke became the latest Virginia city to ban guns from certain areas.

RICHMOND-Unemployment keeps dropping, more students head to class, we look at the COVID-19 test rate and continue our #ThisIsVirginia series.

RICHMOND-We talk about King James, a free clinic is coming and Southwest Virginia hits an important milestone.

RICHMOND-A straw poll highlights Virginia candidates, VCU professors want a raise and a lawsuit gets filed in the parole board case.

ROANOKE-Octavia Johnson wants to see things change in Virginia. The best way to make that happen, she feels, is by serving as governor.

RICHMOND-A young child in Virginia died due to COVID-19 this week.

RICHMOND- A bomb threat locks down Bridgewater College, a New Valley nonprofit needs some help and only one candidate showed up for last night’s debate.

RICHMOND-Blacksburg bans guns, Fairfax kids return to school and what exactly will the Assembly’s marijuana bill do?

RICHMOND-We don’t put victims on trial anymore. Multiple senators handed down that message Thursday, as the Virginia Senate approved HB 2132.

RICHMOND-Virginia Republicans end up in an odd situation, a domestic workers’ bill of rights passes and COVID comes to Central Virginia.

RICHMOND-This is officially the largest field for a governor’s race in Virginia history. On Tuesday, the 12th candidate declared.

RICHMOND-Virginia politicians can still use campaign funds for whatever personal use they want.

RICHMOND-Across the Commonwealth, students will return to in-person learning over the next three weeks.

NEWPORT NEWS – Most Virginians don’t know who they want to be governor.

RICHMOND-Some Pittsylvania residents have to boil water, while the General Assembly adopts foreclosure reform.

RICHMOND-The storm settles in, debate dates get finalized and a political candidate calls for records to be released.

Yes, the power’s still out for some. Your local Election Day may be changing and gun bills pass in the Senate.