Purchasing a firearm could require a license in the near future. That's if a bill now under consideration in the Senate lands on the governor's desk.

“A facility of this nature would change the character of the area, place unplanned demands on public services, including public safety, as well as reduce county tax revenues by $1 million annually,” Hanover County Supervisor Sean Davis said.

Members of the Virginia General Assembly are balancing the books for next fiscal year, and that includes a discussion about tax cuts.

Ballad Health will build a new hospital in a different location to replace the building that flooded in 2024.

Three bills being considered in the General Assembly this year could change how the Virginia Military Institute is operated.

Last Friday, Jan. 23, all charges were dismissed against three protesters who were arrested and cited during two separate demonstrations in Shenandoah County last year. WMRA's Randi B. Hagi reports.

Days before his term ended, Gov. Glenn Youngkin pardoned a former Fairfax County police officer who was convicted in a fatal shooting of an unarmed man accused of stealing sunglasses at a mall.

An Afghan man living in Central Virginia reflects on his time helping U.S. Special Forces and where his allegiances lie.

Members of the General Assembly are considering a bill preventing the unauthorized use of Virginia troops.

"The idea that the American government would massively round up people, deny them due process, we need to live up to a higher standard," former Delegate Mark Keam told Radio IQ.