Virginia News

George Huguely V, charged with murdering ex-girlfriend and University of Virginian lacrosse star Yeardley Love, is being accused of smothering her.

Cathryn Tatusko's last mammogram, which she got on the same day she was diagnosed with breast cancer, showed no sign of trouble.

The U.S. Navy canceled a controversial plan to move a Virginia-based nuclear-powered aircraft carrier to Florida, House Republicans said Monday.

As far as DMVs go, none has proven more prudish than the censors in the Old Dominion.

President Obama was in Northern Virginia Monday to talk to community college students.

Metro Business asked Brett Vassey, president and chief executive officer of the Virginia Manufacturers Association, how job seekers in Virginia can prepare for jobs in advanced manufacturing.

The State Board of Elections says Monday is the last day to register to vote in Virginia's Republican presidential primary.

As a nursing instructor, Cathy Harrison teaches students at Bryant & Stratton College in Chesterfield County how to administer an intravenous solution.

The Virginia Department of Transportation is investigating what caused a 30-foot sign to collapse onto Interstate 66 in Fairfax.

Virginia consumers are more confident and willing to drop dollars on big ticket items right now than they were this time last year.

Former Virginia Gov. Timothy M. Kaine is the presumptive Democratic candidate for the U.S. Senate seat being vacated by Jim Webb.

The system of Electoral College remains alive to the detriment of the democratic institution.

The Virginia Senate shot down another unnecessary piece of legislation introduced by Sen.

Ten years. Our military forces have been on a war footing for 10 long years. And during that time, civilian America has gone about its business, immersed in concerns of everyday life.

A brief visit to the Ralph Stanley Museum brings this musical legend to life. At almost 85, Stanley is up for another Grammy award.

Can't remember the last time I saw water rising above sidewalks rchristiepbp: It was too easy ... RT @joyoglesby: @rchristiepbp You're going to pay for putting Milli Vanelli in my head.

In the coming weeks, Virginia lawmakers will decide whether to change the state's education laws to allow a new movement of high-quality public charter schools to open their doors.

Councilmen Brad Ellis and Fred Howe were in Richmond together Thursday to lobby state legislators on declining police funding, eminent domain legislation and increases to the Virginia Retirement System.

The Courts of Justice Committee voted 14-4 to send Del. Bob Marshall's so-called "personhood" bill to the House floor, where it will be up for a final vote Tuesday.

People in West Virginia, Ohio and much of the midwest this week have been buying tickets...for what could eventually be the largest Powerball jackpot in history.