Law enforcement agencies across Virginia say they are being inundated with questions over the state’s new gun bans.
- DAVE RESS Richmond Times-Dispatch
A federal judge ordered the release of two teenage refugees who the Trump administration has kept confined in a Northern Virginia facility for more than 10 months.
- MONIQUE CALELLO The News Leader
Almost the entire commonwealth of Virginia is now under a drought warning, delaying spring planting and hurting pasture conditions.
- JORGEN VIK
Next time you consider your portfolio, keep your eyes on the most likely long-term outcome. It could make a world of difference to those you love.
- Joana Suleiman
In America's earliest days, cider was the go-to drink for the very richest and very poorest. 250 years on, America still loves cider and Virginia produces some of its very best.
- Hawes Spencer
Central Virginia immigration lawyer Tanishka Cruz is the newest judge in Virginia's 16th Judicial Circuit. She's the first Latina ever in the district.
- DAILY PROGRESS STAFF
Coming up, the inaugural Virginia Fiber Fest comes to Fishersville, Culpeperpalooza offers children's activities and more at Mountain Run Winery and more.
Eli Lerdau, a Vassar student and Charlottesville native, has joined The Daily Progress as a summer intern. At the same time, former interns are returning in full-time roles.
America's oldest wine country is not in the Napa Valley or the Finger Lakes. It's in Virginia. It just took 250 years for the talent, money and customers to start pouring in.
The only running Norfolk & Western Class J-611, known as the "Cadillac of steam," has come out of retirement and is traveling Virginia for America's 250th.
Albemarle County Public Schools Superintendent Matt Haas has resigned after two division employees were charged with multiple child sex crimes.
There are now 83 confirmed cases of measles in Buckingham County, home to a large population of Amish whose vaccination rates are significantly lower than the general population.
The war in Iran is certainly accelerating inflation in the U.S., but Virginia economists say corporate spending on AI isn't helping.
Only 1.1% of the nation’s jobs in the film industry are based in Virginia despite the millions the state spends to attract filmmakers, a new report has found.
- DAVE RESS Richmond Times-Dispatch
Only 1.1% of the nation’s jobs in the film industry are based in Virginia despite the millions the state spends to attract filmmakers, a new report has found.
- ETHAN HUNT The Roanoke Times
Former Virginia Tech Rector John Rocovich is suing Gov. Abigail Spanberger after she removed him this past May.
- DAILY PROGRESS STAFF
Farm Aid is returning to Virginia for the first time in a decade. Joining founder Willie Nelson on stage in Virginia Beach will be Charlottesville's own Dave Matthews.
- SHAWN DUBRAVAC
Phone bans may feel like a victory for exhausted parents, but the data shows they barely budge learning.
- DAVE RESS Richmond Times-Dispatch
There’ll be a new two-year state budget by July 1, and it will look a lot like what the House and Senate have already done, Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger says.
- MICHAEL POWERS
Virginia’s explosive economic growth now hinges on whether we have the vision and urgency to build the modern electric grid needed to power the next generation of jobs, technology and opportunity.
- GLENN YOUNGKIN
This November Virginians will be asked to vote on a constitutional amendment. But the ballot summary does not detail what the amendment will enshrine.
- Jane Sathe
The Terri Allard Band is planning to present its first show in three years as part of the Rivanna Roots outdoor series at Charlottesville's Rivanna River Company.
- DAILY PROGRESS STAFF
Coming up, Eileen Butler's ocean-themed works on view at C'ville Arts, Fiber & Stitch Collective explores faces at the Create Gallery at InBio and more.
- David Velazquez
Melanie Lucero, John McGuire's Republican challenger in Virginia's 5th Congressional District, says the incumbent's popularity could lose him an easy election.
- MICHAEL MARTZ Richmond Times-Dispatch
Four FBI analysts and a supervisor in Virginia have lost their jobs over a memo raising concerns about "radical traditionalist Catholics."
- ANNA BRYSON Richmond Times-Dispatch
The Supreme Court of Virginia has appointed a three-judge panel to decide if multiple legal challenges to the state's new assault weapons ban should be consolidated.