Hurricane Helene is the second deadliest storm in the U.S. in the past century. The storm also disrupted two mines in North Carolina that produce a material used to make semiconductors. The disruption to the supply chain could be a wakeup call to manufacturers to make sure they have plans in place to prepare for future events, according to Radford University assistant professor Zachary Collier.

Artificial intelligence is revolutionizing everything from medicine to entertainment. It's even making a splash in Virginia politics.

A federal judge in Alexandria has ordered Virginia’s Department of Elections to release the names of individuals removed from the state’s voter rolls by the Youngkin administration.

A non-profit that looks to develop local artist communities in cities across the nation has its eye on Virginia.Artspace is targeting a former industrial site in Roanoke for its first project in the Commonwealth. It would provide artists with low-rent housing and studio space.Kate Flanigan is covering the story for Cardinal News and she talked about it with Fred Echols.

A team of both partisan and nonpartisan thinkers will assemble in the coming months to help steer the Commonwealth on future regulation.

Bennett announced his immediate retirement as head men's basketball coach Friday morning.

The lawsuit alleges Jason Miyares was more interested in politics than the law. It was filed in federal court Thursday.

With pieces on loan from near and far, this celebration of Alphonse Mucha's work is called the first of its kind in the U.S.

The explosion of data centers in Virginia is creating a surge in demand for power.Michael Pope reports it’s also impacting how that power is generated.

The lawsuit over Virginia’s voter roll purge, and its potential fallout, are still making headlines.Jeff Schapiro, political columnist at the Richmond Times-Dispatch, and Michael Pope recap the week in politics and state government.