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Old Dominion University convened experts to talk about how to address Hampton Roads’ lack of affordable housing.

Supporters of the Chesapeake Climate Action Network protest plans for a new gas-burning plant in Chesterfield. They say Dominion could meet demand for clean energy more quickly — if not more profitably — by aggressively expanding solar arrays, battery storage and conservation.

The Commonwealth had among the country’s lowest ratios of registered nurses to patients as of last year, according to the Virginia Department of Health.

Virginia’s next General Assembly won’t convene until Jan. 10, but senators and delegates have already begun penning legislation.

‘It’s gotten to the point where most pharmacies can’t function to a level that I would consider safe.’

Though the Greenbrier area Walmart is closing early, not much else is scheduled for Nov. 22, the day a Walmart employee killed six people and himself last year.

Now a law student at Harvard, international debate champ Bo Seo offered advice to University of Virginia students and faculty on how to debate with friends and family over Thanksgiving dinner.

Indian Residential Schools committed systemic abuse against indigenous tribes in the 19th and 20th centuries. But William & Mary’s colonial-era school may have been a sought-after experience for tribes, new research shows.

The Virginia Department of Education is launching a pilot program to help support new and inexperienced principals at federally designated at-risk schools in an effort to address what officials call a “crucial need.”

Congresswoman Jennifer McClellan was at a community health center in Richmond Monday afternoon to promote the state’s new healthcare exchange. It’s designed to increase coverage and reduce costs as a replacement for the federal Obamacare-era marketplace.