
Creigh Deeds: Final weeks
One of the strengths of Virginia’s legislative process is that legislators are part-time.

One of the strengths of Virginia’s legislative process is that legislators are part-time.

Inspired by the Black Lives Matter movement, the city of Charlottesville, Va., city council has voted to remove an imposing statue of Robert E. Lee.

The 2017 session of the General Assembly that got underway on January 11 is barreling ahead towards its midpoint of February 7.

Former Waynesboro city manager Doug Walker has been appointed Interim County Executive for Albemarle County effective February 1.

Creigh Deeds updates readers on the latest from the Virginia General Assembly.

Sen. Mark Warner joined in bipartisan legislation to help fight synthetic drugs.

A VCU poll has found strong support for providing treatment to opioid users.

The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention will host the Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training program Feb. 23-24.

It is a tradition as storied and nearly as old as the Republic itself. This Friday, America celebrates the 58th Presidential Inauguration.

Governor Terry McAuliffe announced the award of 36 community policing grants in support of his Policing in the 21st Century Initiative.
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