The Democratic vote was up, but a big part of the election story was how much the Republican vote was down. That magnified the Democratic wave and made it look bigger.

More than a dozen shops and restaurants have opened downtown in recent years. The city is developing public amenities such as a new miniature golf course, a public art display and a green space ...

Madison Whittle, who has served on the Danville City Council since 2016, will transition to a role in the General Assembly in January, leaving a seat open on the council.

The city of Roanoke will hold four community listening sessions this month as it works to develop a skills course for nonprofit leaders and community engagement training opportunities.

The Minority Business Consortium aims to make the process of opening and running a business a less solitary experience for minority entrepreneurs, its executive director said.

Gov. Glenn Youngkin hosted Gov.-elect Abigail Spanberger for lunch at the Executive Mansion on Thursday, the ceremonial start of the transition of power that will culminate with the inauguration on ...

The minutes are not a public relations document. They are a legal record — a factual ledger of what was said, done and decided on behalf of the people. Any attempt to filter or edit that record for ...

Larkin Poe, The Word, lower ticket prices and more are part of the initial lineup announcement from event organizers.

We now have our slate of this year’s election winners, except in all those races that are still too close to call because we’re waiting on provisional ballots and the final mail ballots (looking at ...

Del. Don Scott said the Democratic caucus plans to legislate responsibly to avoid government “overreach” after this week’s election saw the party grow its majority by 13 seats in the ...

It’s tempting for commentators to attribute the breadth of this victory to just one cause — the unpopularity of President Donald Trump in Virginia. He certainly played an outsized part in the ...

In the debate over gerrymandering, we can “what about” our way back to Elbridge Gerry himself. Both parties have dirt on their hands when it comes to drawing lines that benefit one side at the ...