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"It's certainly the opportunity to spend a little less money than having to defeat the entire referendum and do it in a shorter period of time,” Republican senator and state party chair Mark Peake said.

Now that the election is over, what lies ahead for Abigail Spanberger and Glenn Youngkin?Radio IQ politics analyst Jeff Schapiro and Michael Pope recap an eventful week in politics and state government.

At the University of Virginia’s teaching kitchen, students can take a class on how to turn those ingredients into tasty and nutritious meals.

First off, they had crab cakes - Virginia crab cakes.

Local officials are gathering in Norfolk this week to mark the 10th anniversary of the landmark event.

It’s been about a year and half since flames consumed a building on the Twin Oaks Community property that housed its hammock business— one of the intentional community’s main revenue generators.

Federal actions hit hardest on needy families in small cities and rural, southwest counties, according to a VCIJ at WHRO analysis

When the next General Assembly gavels into session in January, Northern Virginia will have zero Republican members.

Four of the 13 House of Delegates districts that shifted to Democratic representation to secure a 28-seat majority for the party are in Hampton Roads.

House Speaker Don Scott now controls the largest Democratic majority in the House since 1987.