Richmond and Henrico businesses that were forced to close during January’s water crisis are still feeling the financial impact.

A passerby in the city says she saw her parked on the Lee Bridge and standing outside, but when she returned, the car was still there. Jones was not. Family members say jumping to her death is out of ...

PETERSBURG, Va. — Developers and city officials broke ground for the new Live! Casino Resort and Hotel in Petersburg on ...

President Trump plans to sign an executive order Thursday calling for the shutdown of the U.S. Education Department, a White ...

A federal judge has ruled cuts at USAID by Elon Musk and DOGE were likely unconstitutional. Virginia Democratic Rep. Don ...

Taxpayers are encouraged to carefully review the terms of their credit card agreements before making a decision. But it’s ...

The Virginia Department of Social Services (DSS) cited Fortress of God Childcare for violations after a 17-year-old employee ...

With less than a week before the deadline, Gov. Glenn Youngkin has released his first batch of actions on legislation that ...

Some of the workers at Richmond's Veterans Administration hospital who were fired in sweeping cuts last month have got their ...

A bipartisan group of U.S. senators is demanding answers after learning the Trump administration cut funding to a project ...

A fundraiser is set to support the production of a movie about The Richmond 34, a group of students who took a stand against ...