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The school would be the first to offer a marine science degree to undergraduate students at a public university in Virginia.

The Air Force and Space Force follow a similar move by the Navy last year, as recruiting lags.

After criticism over parts of a proposal to overhaul the state’s transportation funding system, Virginia officials are considering creating a middle-tier application cap for transportation projects in more suburban or smaller urban areas, including several cities in Hampton Roads, Roanoke and Alexandria.

Eviction filings have returned to pre-pandemic levels in North Carolina and in New Hanover County. But there are signs that tenants learned more about their rights during the eviction moratorium.

John Darneille, a novelist and leader of the Mountain Goats is a story teller. The new album “Jenny From Thebes” is a full blown rock opera about a character first introduced on a 2002 album

The company plans to start constructing 176 turbines in May after receiving federal approval this week.

It's been a decade since former President Barack Obama signed the Affordable Care Act. And now, a Virginia-run market under the act is live for the first time.

On Friday, the Virginia Department of Elections announced state and local officials had reinstated the voter registrations of almost everyone believed to be affected by what the Youngkin administration has described as an administrative error.

Some 200 cases are now under third-party review after at least ten people have been exonerated of convictions secured by the disgraced detective.

Jill Duggar grew up as star on the hit TLC reality TV show 19 Kids and Counting. She was the first Duggar daughter to marry, and over 4.4 million people tuned in to watch the two-hour televised wedding. In this interview, we hear from the couple about life after reality TV and what they’re doing now.