Ghazala Hashmi and Winsome Earl Sears are juggling jobs as candidates for statewide office with their roles as state senators. But that did not stop Hashmi from making a Monday morning stop at UVA.

Amid disruptions to SNAP, advocates warn there is uncertainty about how funding changes will affect schools' ability to pay for free meals.

An amendment to Virginia’s constitution that could see the Commonwealth’s congressional districts redrawn in time for the 2026 midterms cleared its first hurdles Wednesday afternoon.

Two statewide candidates are temporarily off the campaign trail and at the Capitol for a special session.

The 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Richmond, Virginia, ruled that a lower court judge erred when he said West Virginia's public nuisance law did not apply to the lawsuit involving the distribution of opioids.

Most dog owners are aware of leash laws within public parks. And yet a great many feel confident in letting their pet run untethered.

The lawsuit accuses a former school administrator of failing to act after four different people went to her with concerns that the student brought a gun to school.

When asked during a debate, Virginia AG Jason Miyares said he has a history of protecting Virginians from discrimination. But the incumbent candidate voted against a law that expanded workplace protections.

Virginia Democrats released the language of the proposed constitutional amendment Tuesday. It could allow the legislature to redraw the Commonwealth’s congressional districts ahead of the 2026 midterm elections.

Governor Glenn Youngkin is creating a state-based system to fill the gap for people who are in need of food assistance.