THC breathalyzers are often discussed as a way to detect drivers under the influence, especially as Virginia closes in on a retail cannabis market, but questions...
Democrats and Republicans in the Virginia General Assembly were divided along party lines this session, but came together over some key issues.
Abigail Spanberger was sworn in Jan. 17 as Virginia's first female governor. Spanberger, a Democrat, took the oath of office around noon, pledging to “work tirelessly”...
The update comes as Richmond doubles the BPOL tax threshold, reducing annual tax filings for many small businesses starting January 1st, 2026.
Timed parking will be reinstated on select commercial blocks while most residential streets remain unrestricted.
The city will shift some services online while urging residents to monitor official updates.
First half of 2026 property taxes—totaling $256 million—due January 15th.
Some lawmakers hope for more guardrails to better protect Virginians amid the boom in artificial intelligence.
Democrats fared far better in the gubernatorial election than polls and pundits predicted leading up to Election Day.
The Department of Public Utilities is suspending service cutoffs and late fees in November to ease strain from the LIHEAP funding pause.
