The Virginia Senate has passed legislation to toughen the state’s law against texting or emailing while driving.
Petersburg authorities are continuing their investigation into the tragic fire early Monday that claimed the life of a two year old.
The Princeton Review has selected the University of Richmond as a “best value” private college for 2012.
A bill has been introduced in the General Assembly to prevent the use of shackles on pregnant jail inmates.
Thea Marshall tours a very old house that's preserving the past for the future.
The state Senate has passed the repeal of Virginia’s longstanding one-gun-a-month law.
A bill that would require identification at polling places in order to vote now has passed both houses of the General Assembly.
Legislation to force voters to bring identification to polling places on election day in Virginia has won Senate passage, after Republican Lt. Governor Bill Bolling broke a 20-20 partisan tie. Our legal analyst discusses the measure's legal hurdles.
Sean Gorman of Politifact Virginia has the weekly fact-checking report.
Petersburg Fire Investigators are still working to determine what caused a mobile home fire early yesterday that claimed the life of a child.
