Feature Article
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Gov. Ralph Northam reported an uptick in COVID-19 cases in the largely rural Southwest region of the state Wednesday. -
The name for the new multi-use trail that travels from Ashland to Petersburg was revealed today by Governor Ralph Northam.
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Virginia has announced a series of new manufacturing jobs in environmental, medical industries - the type of work some economic experts call "jobs of the future."
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On the last day to register to vote, a statewide IT failure is preventing registrations. It's also preventing unemployment filing and DMV services.
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Mayor Levar Stoney announced the creation of a new Office of Equitable Transit and Mobility today. The office will work to expand public transit access citywide.
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Although statewide numbers on COVID-19 remain stable at roughly 1,000 new cases per day, Gov. Ralph Northam said there’s been a sharp increase in Southwest Virginia.
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Last Friday, a task force to "reimagine public safety" held its first meeting behind virtual 'closed doors' - the meeting was only broadcast three days later.
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Community podcast workshops and training sessions launch this fall, dedicated space at ICA opening in spring 2021
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At a press conference today, Gov. Ralph Northam addressed Hurricane Isaias and a new contact tracing app.
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Gov. Ralph Northam announced new restrictions on Hampton Roads, citing a recent spike in COVID-19 infections and hospitalizations.
