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Virginia Trump Supporters Get Split Verdict in Weapons, Election Case
Two Trump supporters from Virginia who were arrested after driving a Hummer with guns and ammunition to a Philadelphia site where votes were being counted in November 2020 were convicted of weapons charges but acquitted of election interference.
6 Must-Visit Virginia Destinations You Can Get Into for Free
Do you like to travel without spending a lot of money? Virginia has plenty of free and fun things to do this fall—from learning about space to traversing the nation’s first scenic trail.
Where in the World is Glenn Youngkin? Not in Virginia!
Lately, it seems like Gov. Youngkin has been everywhere BUT Virginia, as he has a busy out-of-state travel schedule booked over the next few months. Republican Gov. Glenn Youngkin hasn’t even been in office for a year, but he’s already on the road helping his fellow...
Virginia Politicians React to Mar-a-Lago Search
On Monday, the FBI executed a search warrant at Mar-a-Lago, the Palm Beach, Florida home of former President Donald Trump, in relation to an investigation on how presidential documents had been handled.
Five Great Outdoor Summer Destinations in Virginia
More than 30 National Park Service stops are in Virginia. It was so hard to choose some of our favorites, but we’ve narrowed it down to our top five for summertime!
Top (And Worst!) Virginia Cities For Renters
WalletHub’s annual “Best and Worst Places to Rent In America” was recently released, with five cities in Virginia making the list.
Climate Challenges: Virginia Panel Holds Youngkin Administration Accountable
Gov. Youngkin wants out of the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative, and he was called out for those efforts during a recent virtual forum.
The Evolution of Virginia’s Gun Laws
There has been significant change regarding gun laws, gun control, and mental health awareness across the board, but in Virginia, many changes were slow to take place, or were removed only to be put back in law
“I’m Feeling Like Economic Disparity Is A Disease, And I Caught It:” Parents Seek Priority In Virginia’s Budget
At a virtual press conference held by the Tax Fairness for Virginia Coalition, parents and organizations advocated for lawmakers to prioritize parents in state budget negotiations.
Masks No Longer Required in Virginia’s Schools Or On Buses
While the new law left the option of masking up to parents, masks were still required on public school buses.
Virginia Hospitals Rank First in Patient Safety
Virginia’s hospitals topped the Leapfrog Group Hospital Safety Grade state rankings for Fall 2021, with 56% of hospitals receiving an “A” ranking for patient safety.
Two Potential Recounts? Here’s the Latest on the Fight for Control of Virginia’s House of Delegates.
The unofficial results of two House of Delegates races in Hampton Roads show the candidates falling within the range of margin to request a recount.
The Women Running (for) Virginia: Nancy Guy
While her opponent was dressing up like a clown, defending the Jan. 6 rioters, and torching signs with a flamethrower, Del. Nancy Guy was “doing her damn job.”
Why Do We Vote, Mom?: How to Talk to Your Kids About the Virginia Election
“I think it’s a good influence. It just shows them that their parent is participating in the election and they have a voice to see who gets elected.”
The Women Running for Virginia: Danica Roem
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.
Federal Unemployment Benefits Are Ending Soon in Virginia. Where Do We Go From Here?
Since the federal government expanded unemployment benefits for those impacted by the COVID economic crisis last year, the VEC has paid out more than $14 billion aid to Virginians.
LIST: Virginia Schools Requiring Masks for Fall 2021 Semester
An updated list of the schools that are requiring (and are not) students to wear masks this fall.
Yes, Virginia, Face Masks Are Still Mandatory in Local Schools
COLLINSVILLE-Yes, the emergency order’s gone. But face masks are still mandatory in all Virginia schools, at least for this summer.
Where Can I Watch Independence Day Fireworks in Virginia?
SMITH MOUNTAIN LAKE- From Southside to NoVA, here’s a look at some uniquely Virginia ways to celebrate, with Independence Day fireworks.
From Voting Access to Gun Rights, Which Virginia Laws Changed July 1?
RICHMOND-When the clock hit midnight, changes happened across the Commonwealth. Here’s a look at the new Virginia laws taking effect.
Does Virginia’s New Law Legalize Marijuana? Well, Yes and No.
RICHMOND-Yes, the new law took effect July 1 in Virginia. But while it allows possession, the law doesn’t fully legalize marijuana use.
Virginia Festivals and Fireworks Return In July. Here Are 12 Events To See
SMITH MOUNTAIN LAKE-As we head into July, everything from Independence Day celebrations to vintage markets are starting back up.
Virginia Firefighters Want the Right to Negotiate
RICHMOND-Now that they have the ability to request it, fire departments across Virginia are asking their local governments to grant them collective bargaining rights.
Where Can You Celebrate Juneteenth in Virginia? Here Are 20 Events.
VIRGINIA BEACH-How do we celebrate? From Thursday through this weekend, there are Juneteenth events going on across Virginia.
How Accessible Is Virginia? ARP Funds Help Address An Ongoing Problem
RICHMOND-How accessible is Virginia? And how does ARP funding help the Commonwealth improve accessibility for people with disabilities?
Democrats Debate: Can Virginia’s Governor Cause Police Reform?
RICHMOND-To see true police reform in Virginia, Democratic candidates for governor believe the Commonwealth needs to end qualified immunity.
Virginia State Police Take Over Spotsylvania Shooting Investigation
SPOTSYLVANIA-One Spotsylvania resident is in the hospital after being shot by a deputy. Now the Virginia State Police are investigating.
Virginia’s General Assembly Legalized Marijuana. What Does The Law Say?
Personal possession and cultivation of marijuana will be legal in Virginia starting July 1, after the General Assembly voted to pass amendments to this year’s marijuana legalization bill.
Southwest Virginia Project Gets Help From Iron Heart Owner
ALLISONIA – For Adam Fariss, owner of Iron Heart Winery in Southwest Virginia, fond memories occurred on the side of the road.