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DRY FORK – It wasn’t the first day Kathryn Forney expected.

CHARLOTTESVILLE- More than 8,000 Virginians have been evicted from their homes since June 22.

Virginia schools will be back in sessions this fall, but not before many task forces in cities and towns throughout the state figure out exactly how to do that safely.  Gov. Ralph Northam and his administration issued guidance in June for reopening K-12 schools in three phases. Schools will be required to come up with…

RICHMOND- Black liberation activists believe Virginia’s new COVID-19 restrictions will cause more problems for protesters.

ALEXANDRIA – Diana and Vinay Oberoi were excited to move in 2018. Now they’re cleaning up flood damage for the third time.

RICHMOND-In the age of COVID-19, schools had to change their classroom dynamics.

RICHMOND — Devon Henry paced in nervous anticipation, because this was a project like nothing he’d ever done.

Members of Charlottesville’s Police Civilian Review Board continued discussion on the role of an Executive Director position and considered the impact of changes that could be made by the General Assembly during the board’s second official meeting on Tuesday. The PCRB, which has been years in the making, was plagued by technology problems during their…

RICHMOND – Bad news wasn’t what he wanted, but it’s what he received.

RICHMOND-If you see someone with a red shirt at the polls, they’re likely working to keep you healthy.