A federal agency used the Richmond Police’s license plate reader program to conduct unauthorized immigration enforcement activities, according to the department.

The City of Richmond has requested proposals to repurpose the Intermediate Terminal Building on East Main Street.

Richmond Police is no longer allowing the federal government to have access to its license plate readers system, in accordance with a new state law that prohibits such sharing of information.

Gov. Glenn Youngkin told reporters Tuesday that his family in Texas was saved from catastrophic flooding in Texas that has left more than 100 people dead.

When Virginia state agencies file their required annual reports on diversity and inclusion programs, they rarely mention race ...

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Hummel says being bitten by a copperhead felt like a deep wasp sting. His hand immediately swelled up and began to change ...

Entertainment is becoming a passport-worthy reason to travel, as Americans increasingly plan vacations around live experiences rather than traditional destinations. New data from Allianz Partners USA ...

The conversion therapy ban, which can be seen in Va. Code § 54.1-2409.5 and 18VAC115-20-130.14, was overturned on June 30 as ...

With Beaux-Arts beauty, rich rail history, and modern functionality, maybe it’s time to give this station the attention it ...

Jobs working with children are largely done by women, leaving many boys, especially in low-income areas, with few men as role ...