u/VirginiaNews

This happened because of the process that City Council decided to follow with rezoning. If you had a question about why something got a certain rezoning- "that was decided by the consultant we hired" Well can I speak with them? "No"

Parham Doctors' Hospital's new intensive outpatient program expands behavioral health continuum of care

Dulles saw highest growth rate in 2025 of nation’s 50 largest airports

Chesterfield County Parks and Recreation is gearing up for America’s 250th birthday

I tracked Kings Dominion’s lines all summer. Here’s how to skip them

Henrico knew about toxic gas leak the day it happened. Here's why they didn't notify the public.

Cities, towns in Virginia and across the nation revive teen curfews amid summer crowds

Norfolk Botanical Garden's corpse flower enters bloom watch | A rare corpse flower is expected to bloom soon at Norfolk Botanical Garden. The massive flower may not bloom again for another 10 years.

List: Cooling centers in Hampton Roads open during dangerous heat wave

What Broke Monticello | How a right-wing smear campaign tried to silence the reality of Thomas Jefferson’s life, and in some ways succeeded.

Arlington Historical Society launches commemorative newspaper to mark nation’s 250th birthday

Supersized July 4 fireworks could foul Arlington’s air and frighten pets

Fairfax County starts installing EV charging stations at government center

Former state lawmaker takes office as Fairfax County’s new chief judge

Longtime science educator Jackie McDonnough enters race for 6th District School Board seat

Henrico pushes back start times for its two 2026 Fourth of July events

Virginia has high vaccination rates. Why do we have a large measles outbreak?

Virginia’s reproductive rights amendment faces legal challenges over procedural step, language | Bedford and Tazewell counties cases could test whether lawmakers properly advanced the ballot measure — and one suit could potentially affect two other pending constitutional amendments.

For Fifeville residents, the fight over a seven-story luxury student housing complex isn't over yet

NATO showcases cooperation at a major exercise in Hampton Roads

Norfolk becomes first in Hampton Roads to staff all jailable cases | City invests more than $900,000 to add nine prosecutors, making Norfolk the first Hampton Roads city to staff every jailable criminal case.