After years of lawmakers’ efforts, Gov. Abigail Spanberger signed into law a program that will allow workers up to 12 weeks of time off.

The data will be used to inform resources and programming for students with children.

As coal production in Southwest Virginia wins White House support, miner protections stall under the Trump Administration. Miners, their families, and the community struggle with the illnesses the industry leaves behind.

Just weeks before showtime, organizers announced they’re scaling down the event.

The city's struggled to fill jobs in hard-to-hire roles like trash collection and 911 dispatching. City services can suffer as a result.

New positions include people to protect natural resources and safeguard parks. Fees would go up for childcare and camp programs.

The Virginia Drought Monitoring Task Force will meet on May 12 with the next round of condition updates.

“We want to make sure that these are placed in appropriate locations,” said Kevin Wyne, director of planning and community development.

The decision narrowing key Voting Rights Act protections raises new concerns about future redistricting battles in the Commonwealth.

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