“This is a heartbreaking outcome, and our hearts are with the Sims’ family and loved ones,” Albemarle County Fire Rescue Chief Dan Eggleston said in statement.

Nearly 200 workers at a National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health facility in Morgantown were told last month that their jobs were being terminated as part of restructuring within Health and Human Services.

Republicans engaged in scrubbing the federal government of diversity, equity and inclusion programs are fielding a historically diverse ticket in Virginia in one of the only states holding elections this year.

The Weldon Cooper Center for Public Service is looking into the future with an economic forecast. And it's not a rosy picture for the Commonwealth

Both Hailey Dollar and Yvonne Rorrer are facing down what might have been campaign ending scandals just a few years ago.

When the Supreme Court overturned Roe versus Wade, many states passed laws making it difficult or impossible for women to terminate pregnancies. Others, like Virginia, now draw thousands of women from out-of-state to have an abortion.

The town of Damascus is hosting its annual Trail Days festival May 16-18. Eight months after Hurricane Helene devastated the small Southwest Virginia town, residents are rebuilding, and businesses are seeing tourists return.

Republican Governor Glenn Youngkin is signing a bill that would add geothermal energy to Virginia's renewable energy portfolio standards.

West Virginia's Supreme Court on Monday declined to answer a federal court's question in an appeal in a landmark lawsuit over whether the distribution of opioids can cause a public nuisance.

The tariff reductions are temporary, but they couldn’t have come soon enough for many business owners.