Virginia is about to become the first Southern state to enact zero-emissions vehicle legislation. Michael Pope reports.

The Democratic primary for attorney general is heating up. And, a surprising endorsement might change the dynamics of the race. Michael Pope reports.

One of the big disappointments for many criminal justice advocates in this year’s General Assembly session was a failure to ditch mandatory minimums. Michael Pope explains why.

What do you think the chances are that something was wrong with how ballots were counted? A Risk Limiting Audit found that the chances the Virginia Department of Elections missed a faulty ballot tabulation was less than one in 100,000. The department announced the results Tuesday. Jahd Khalil explains how they did it.

Governor Northam has said he wants kids back in school by mid-March. But as more schools gear up to re-open or increase their in-classroom days, mental health experts warn that the return to in-person education may be stressful for students. Christine Kueter has that story.

The General Assembly session may be over for 2021. But, the process isn’t. Michael Pope reports.

The General Assembly will formally adjourn today Monday, but it finished most of its business on Saturday. Jahd Khalil sums up what the lawmakers did on their last day of legislating. 

Thanks to the work of some elementary school students a Virginia civil rights pioneer now has a long overdue historical marker… And a Navy Corpsman has accomplished one his life goals and a spot in the Guinness Book of World Records. Those have been among the most read stories over the past week at the […]

Lawmakers are ending the General Assembly session with a major compromise on expungement. Michael Pope reports.

As the General Assembly session winds down, Michael Pope talked to Richmond Times-Dispatch columnist Jeff Shapiro about what happened and what didn’t happen. The General Assembly session is scheduled to end on Saturday.