The top stories for February 13, 2026, including a General Assembly agreement on garnishing of wages by debt collectors, and Virginia's Supreme Court rules that a Marine's adoption of an Afghan orphan will stand.

The top stories for February 12, 2026, including backing from Gov. Spanberger's administration for a consolidated gaming agency, and a Washington and Lee professor has an account of working with immigrant children detained in Virginia.

The top stories for February 11, 2026, including General Assembly legislation to address campaign finance and the cost of power bills related to data centers. Also, a Charlottesville private school studies civic engagement.

The top stories for February 10, 2026, including passage of assault weapons ban bills in each chamber of the General Assembly, and a preview of The Shark is Broken, a play centered around the production of the movie Jaws.

The top stories for February 9, 2026, including a bill in the General Assembly that lets public workers engage in collective bargaining, and state cuts to a program for Virginians living with HIV.

The top stories for February 6, 2026, including new proposed Virginia gun measures that don't have unanimous backing from Democrats, and a new attempt to overturn the murder conviction of Jens Soering.

The top stories for February 5, 2026, including efforts in the General Assembly to create a marijuana marketplace, and its annual Lobby Day brought out LGBTQ Virginians, and their supporters.

The top news stories for February 4, 2026, including House of Delegates legislation to boost the minimum wage, and threats to federal funding for housing programs serving Virginia's homeless.

A group of Buddhist Monks' Walk for Peace reaches Chesterfield County on the 100th day of their journey, and delving into two data center projects for Southwest Virginia.

The origin behind an amendment expanding voting rights, and a non-profit expands efforts in Virginia to provide blood to more than 100 hospitals.