House Democrats outraised 2.5 times more money than Republicans and wound up outspending them 14 times over on broadcast television in some key races.

On Monday, the Salem City Council will consider a request from the school division to appropriate almost $2 million from unallocated capital reserve funds to the division’s general, grants, capital ...

The Franklin County Board of Supervisors has chosen a new county administrator. Steve Sandy, a longtime deputy administrator, will take over on Feb. 1 for Christopher Whitlow, who is retiring.

The board of supervisors will discuss accepting a loan and grant package for the Villa Heights housing development in Collinsville.

When the board of supervisors meets Monday, it also will consider a proposal to conduct more frequent real estate assessments and will look at reauthorizing an agricultural zoning district.

A $30 million project spearheaded by a local judge would provide housing, transportation, workforce training and other services to people in recovery.

The governor-elect and Senate Finance Committee also heard about how artificial intelligence is eliminating many entry-level jobs and making it harder for young adults to enter the workforce.

The living-learning community, which was created in 2018, is a residence hall focused around Africana studies and the African American experience. It’s one of four LLCs that will be ...

In November 1978, the localities inked an agreement to share sales tax revenues from the community of Fairlawn. Now the county is refusing to pay the city and has sued in an attempt to end the ...

Virginia Tech has passed targets for research spending, but in what one official calls an “increasingly unpredictable” federal funding climate, the university might ask for more money from state, ...

The private university in Danville wants to reduce “sticker shock” that may deter potential students from applying.

If Spanberger can keep expectations low — and it’s hard to get much lower than the state’s premier research center warning of “continuous stagnation” — then even small wins are a win.