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GAO says Congress needs more oversight of a 50-year, $200 billion upgrade plan.
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There are more than 38,000 abortions performed in the Commonwealth every year.
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Habitat loss is likely behind the bees’ long absence. But they may have been here all along.
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The city hopes to seek developer proposals for housing and mixed-use projects this winter.
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Local responders say Riverside’s psychiatric emergency department helps people in crisis reach specialized care sooner, as Virginia expands options beyond medical emergency rooms.
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The State Fair of Virginia has been running for over 170 years, and while it provides tens of thousands in scholarships and a chance for the commonwealth’s farmers to show off, it also has… pig racing!
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“There are multiple pathways that can deliver better outcomes for Virginia, to keep us on a path to net zero, while remaining resilient to changing market conditions," said Virginia chief energy officer Josephus Allmond.
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The Hampton Roads Bridge-Tunnel will have two guaranteed weekend closures and two possible additional weekends.
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The annual Catch the King flood mapping event will run from Oct. 9-11.
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Newtown is a small cluster of homes a couple miles from Crozet in western Albemarle County. At one point, Newtown had a school, a community center, a church, and a general store. It was also home to Greenwood Chemical Company, where a 1985 explosion killed four workers and stunned the community. The land became a Superfund site, and soon Albemarle County will try to auction it off to the highest bidder. WMRA’s Christine Kueter continues the story.