The Republican candidate for lieutenant governor has little money, so he’s running an old-fashioned campaign that involves giving lots of interviews and meeting lots of others. Meanwhile, other ...

Voters in Wise County are being asked whether to approve the authority, which the county administrator says would work with large businesses that require large amounts of electricity.

An annual survey by the Virginia Tourism Corporation reported a 7.5% increase in visitor spending in the region in 2024.

A taxpayer-funded subsidy is quietly tipping the scales, sending more trucks — and more traffic — onto local roads in Norfolk at the expense of Virginians as far away as Southwest Virginia.

Norfolk Southern effectively wields a monopoly over one of the most important economic junctions on the East Coast. This is pushing more freight cargo onto roads rather than rail.

The Roanoke City Health Department will present data showing that the average Roanoker isn’t as healthy as an average Virginian, on multiple measures.

Jeffrey S. Heller is a former Vice President Intermodal and Automotive at Norfolk Southern, where he spent nearly 30 years ...

The GO Virginia Region 1 Council approved $75,000 to pay for a feasibility study to look at how this site, owned by the town of Damascus, could be used. The town was hit hard by flooding from ...

The two candidates for attorney general also answered questions on crime, civil rights, utility rates and higher education. But nearly every response came with an attack on the other candidate.

The big question going into Thursday night’s debate between the attorney general candidates was how Jay Jones would handle his now-infamous text messages in which he fantasized about shooting ...

Roanoke County School Board member Tim Greenway, who is up for reelection this fall, agreed to complete 100 hours of community service to avoid a misdemeanor conviction.

The new campaign finance reports show Democrats dominate financially, except in the attorney general’s race, where the money is roughly tied.