Gov. Youngkin announced two websites his administration has launched to support Virginians who lost their jobs as a result of President Donald Trump's sweeping cuts to the federal workforce.

Virginia's legislature will be coming back sometime after Saturday's adjournment to try to mitigate the impact of President Donald Trump's federal job and spending cuts, Speaker Don Scott, D-Portsmouth said.

Virginia lawmakers are scrambling to assess the impact and prepare for what’s next. On Saturday morning, a bipartisan emergency committee, assembled by House Speaker Don Scott, D-Portsmouth, convened to hear from state agencies and economic experts about ...

The day before Virginia legislators convened in Richmond Jan. 8, House Speaker Don Scott, D-Portsmouth, said he envisioned a boring legislative session. The 46-day session set to conclude on Feb ...

A proposed new apartment complex in Newport News hit a roadblock during Tuesday night’s city council meeting. While city council voted against the project in a 4 to 3 vote, Newport News Mayor Phillip Jones said he plans to sit down with planners to find a way forward. Currently, the land on the north end of the peninsula sits vacant.

According to NewsNation, more than 11,000 undocumented migrants were arrested by Feb. 11. A White House spokesman said the president wants more. Thursday, Virginia