The units at the Judeo-Christian Outreach Center will provide permanent housing to homeless adults.

Senate Majority Leader Scott Surovell isn’t the biggest fan of using the sales tax this way, but it’s been done before.

The decision updates who can enforce fare policy on The Tide, drawing questions about accountability from the public.

Leaders in the alcoholic beverage industry are asking Governor Abigail Spanberger for a budget amendment – days before the July 1st deadline.

Virginia’s budget stalemate is moving toward a resolution, though there’s not much time to spare.Radio IQ Politics Analyst Jeff Schapiro and Michael Pope recap the week in politics and state government.

To commemorate American innovation in this semiquincentennial year, the Virginia Scenic Railway has fired up a “Summer of Steam,” powered by the Norfolk & Western 611 steam locomotive. WMRA’s Meredith McCool rode the train from Staunton and filed this report.

Since 1988, Virginia senators make $18,000 and delegates make $17,600; the new proposal bumps that up as high as $55,000.

The U.S. Navy announced a $400 million effort to improve living conditions at the shipyard after several sailors living on ships died by suicide in 2022.

Environmental groups worry that pulling up swaths of the seafloor could harm marine life and contribute to erosion.

FLEETEX brings together 30 ships for a joint exercise in the Atlantic.

Three state agencies involved in tracking and investigating in-custody deaths at Virginia prisons have reported divergent numbers for eight of the past 10 years.

Student journalists across Virginia are forming a new coalition to create protections for free speech in the classroom.