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After criticism over parts of a proposal to overhaul the state’s transportation funding system, Virginia officials are considering creating a middle-tier application cap for transportation projects in more suburban or smaller urban areas, including several cities in Hampton Roads, Roanoke and Alexandria.

No agency tasked with management of the state’s medical cannabis program can cite sales data, but the Cannabis Control Authority said it plans to start tracking revenue in 2024.

The Air Force and Space Force follow a similar move by the Navy last year, as recruiting lags.

Democrats and Republicans are both catering to the demographic that's swung support between the two in recent elections.

Health news from Hampton roads and Virginia from October.

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Virginia transportation officials to consider SMART SCALE cap for smaller urban and suburban areas

Virginia agency in charge of medical cannabis program can’t provide sales data

Facing a recruiting crisis, the Air Force is raising the age limit

Women in suburbs like Virginia Beach are likely to decide control of the General Assembly

October Health Roundup: Virginians seeking obesity treatment like Ozempic rarely covered; Riverside will use AI to analyze mammograms and more

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