Hundreds across the metro-Richmond area are already casting a ballot in this November’s election, mainly at local voter registrar offices.

The governor said some people still don’t have running water after the storm hit last month.

Well over 200 people converged on the steps of the Virginia state capitol to advocate for the pro-life movement.

The persistent attempts by Trump and others to rewrite the narrative around the violence and panic of the day, and the ever-increasing volatility around the politics of the 2020 election have made it impossible to predict what may happen.

A trial date is set for the legal battle over the dilapidated Ramada Inn in Petersburg.

Crews broke ground on a new, universal access ramp at Huguenot Flatwater.

Aside from getting the vaccine and following mitigation strategies, the health department is reminding the public another important way we can stop COVID-19 in its tracks: contact tracing.

In August, the rate dropped to 4 percent, which is 3 percent below the rate from a year ago.

After several years of construction, Henrico County Public Schools unveiled two new schools Friday.

A Richmond woman has earned the title of Honor Graduate after graduating from basic training.

The Virginia Unemployment Commission announced that its unemployment insurance (UI) system will temporarily be offline in preparation for a new system.

Henrico County Public Schools will celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with two virtual events.