State urges Virginians to enroll in 2026 health coverage before Jan. 30 deadline
Virginians have until Friday, Jan. 30 to enroll in health coverage for 2026 through Virginia’s Insurance Marketplace, officials said.
New airport construction could slow parking access this winter
If you like arriving at the airport early to avoid the stress of rushing to your gate, plan for a little extra time at Richmond International Airport.
Library of Virginia reschedules Black History Month celebration
The Library of Virginia will launch its Culturescape Saturdays programming initiative with a free Black History Month celebration highlighting Black artists and storytellers from noon to 3 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 21.
Virginia War Memorial to showcase reporter’s stories about veterans
Greg McQuade has spent 25 years telling stories about Virginia veterans, and the Virginia War Memorial will showcase many of those stories in a program next month.
Parker named Cowboys defensive coordinator
The Dallas Cowboys have hired Christian Parker as their defensive coordinator, making him the youngest in franchise history.
AJGA tournament returns to Williamsburg after six-year absence
Visit Williamsburg will serve as title sponsor of an American Junior Golf Association tournament returning this year, officials announced recently.
Richmond’s hidden espionage history explored in opera ‘Intelligence’
With Richmond’s Civil War past as its backdrop, a new opera brings the city’s hidden history of espionage to the forefront through music, storytelling and live performance.
City native Krystian Williams
Krystian Williams, a Richmond native and Collegiate School standout, has signed with the University of Richmond football team.
VUU’s Parker joins East Team coaching staff for Shrine Bowl
Virginia Union head football coach Alvin Parker has been selected to serve as an assistant coach for the East Team in the East-West Shrine Bowl on Tuesday in Frisco, Texa
Hanover officials oppose DHS plan for ICE warehouse
The Hanover County Board of Supervisors on Wednesday opposed plans for an Immigration and Customs Enforcement processing facility in Ashland.
Leaders urge action, community service at VUU’s MLK celebration
“Where do we go from here? Chaos or community?”
Virginia makes history
Abigail Spanberger becomes first woman governor, sets bold agenda
Democrat Abigail Spanberger was sworn in Jan. 17 as Virginia’s first female governor.
Rallies call for action on immigration enforcement
Over three days and at three Richmond locations, residents and organizations rallied to support immigrants, oppose the Trump administration and call for community defense.
Gun rights and gun safety advocates rally at Capitol on Lobby Day
Gun rights and gun violence prevention groups gathered at the Capitol in large numbers on Monday’s Lobby Day to rally support and meet with legislators.
Home care workers back bill allowing collective bargaining
SEIU Virginia 512 is part of the Service Employees International Union, which advocates for a range of service workers around the world.
Her morning jacket
One thing I’ve never been accused of in my years as a journalist is being an expert on fashion.
What King’s teachings reveal about America’s crossroads by David W. Marshall
Americans of all walks of life are witnessing continuing political and cultural shifts in our nation.
Native tribes raise alarm over ICE tactics by Clarence Page
In a nation as diverse as ours, immigration enforcement inevitably tests whether equal protection means what it says.
Virginia’s new chapter begins with Spanberger’s confident address by Bob Lewis
I’ve watched every Virginia governor’s inauguration for the past 30 years.
