Gov. Glenn Youngkin has signed legislation into law aimed at improving care in Virginia's nursing homes by strengthening the state's abilities to oversee facilities and crack down on poor performers.

We went a long while with more supply than we had demand, now it's flipped upside down," House Speaker Don Scott noted.

A severe weather storm killed at least two people on Friday, leaving downed trees, flooded roads, and lingering power ...

The Commonwealth’s first virtual power plant is coming soon, thanks to new legislation signed by Gov. Youngkin earlier this ...

ROANOKE, Va. (WDBJ) - A representative at Appalachian Power reveals the company filed a petition and two updates pertaining ...

Republican Governor Greg Youngkin signed SB 1316, which updated the state’s Renewables Portfolio Standard for electric ...

RICHMOND, Va. (WRIC) — Over $1 million in grants is being invested into the development of nuclear technologies in Virginia. On Monday, May 19, Gov. Glenn Youngkin announced that $1.2 million in ...

Around roughly 6pm power was restored to residents. First Energy reported more than 20,000 households were affected by the ...

A Pennsylvania lawmaker near the Maryland border warns that the explosive growth of Northern Virginia data centers, combined ...

This year’s Virginia team, however solid their offensive output over the last few weeks, is prone to similar power outages, ...

At peak, more than 70,000 Virginia customers lost power. Hampton Roads also suffered strong winds and power outages.

Gov. Patrick Morrisey passed the Power Generation and Consumption Act, which creates a statewide certified microgrid program ...