The Latest Breaking News from Virginia

A federal judge in Virginia has denied a U.S. Army soldier's request for a new trial in his effort to sue police over a violent traffic stop

There were no serious injuries.

When North Carolina passed its so-called "bathroom bill" in 2016 the state lost billions from a widespread backlash.

A former Chesapeake, Virginia, police officer was given a suspended sentence and ordered to stay on good behavior for a year after pleading guilty to forging a signature on a court summons. Skysha Nettles gave the summons to a man accused of shoplifting from a grocery store but forgot to…

'We felt like we were supposed to win that game. We feel like we’re supposed to win every game,' said the Virginia alum.

Asked anew whether he’s going to be campaigning for president this year, Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin said no. But exactly what was he saying no to on Monday

Officials are assessing tornado damage Monday after the storm moved through the City of Virginia Beach Sunday, damaging dozens of homes, downing trees and causing gas leaks

Forty-five state legislative districts holding elections in Virginia this year are open, meaning no incumbents filed to run. This represents 32% of the state’s General Assembly, a decade-high rate of open districts, and a marked increase from previous election cycles.

Officials estimate between 50 and 100 homes damaged by tornado that also downed trees and caused gas leaks

Living in one of the lowest sales tax states doesn't always mean you'll pay less.

The House of Representatives has passed a bill that would cut spending, in part by expanding work requirements for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, through which nearly 43 million low-income Americans get help buying groceries. The House bill calls for this policy to apply to adults as old as 55,…