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The 2020 Presidential campaign has arrived in Virginia. The first of 18 Democratic candidates is campaigning today in the Commonwealth. Mallory Noe-Payne reports.

For the first time, Virginia is acknowledging a dark aspect of its history with a roadside marker. And Norfolk has a plan to encourage teachers to stay in troubled schools. More now from Fred Echols. Those have been among the most read stories over the past week at the Virginia Public Access Project’s VA News […]

How wealthy are members of the General Assembly? Michael Pope found some answers. Click here to see the complete data from VPAP

Black residents in Richmond are more likely to be stopped by police than white residents. That’s according to data the police department has handed over to a grassroots group pushing for more police accountability. Mallory Noe-Payne reports.

A former Virginia governor may be on the verge of announcing for president. Michael Pope reports.

Students at Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond will have the opportunity next year to pursue a new minor in LGBT+ and Queer Studies. Mallory Noe-Payne reports.

Nine lawmakers are calling it quits, stepping down from their position in the General Assembly. Michael Pope has the breakdown.

Researchers at the University of Virginia are using some new data to learn about a very old subject: the Civil War. Michael Pope reports.

International trade is playing an increasing role in Virginia’s economy, which means that a debate about to take place in Congress could have dramatic consequences for the Commonwealth. Michael Pope reports.

The University of Virginia outlasted Texas Tech in overtime, 85-77, Monday night in the NCAA Men’s Basketball Championship game. Greg Echlin has more from Minneapolis where UVA made team history with its first men’s hoops title.