Kelsey Jones

Henrico County is expanding its emergency medical services workforce and offering enhanced benefits to attract and keep dedicated EMS professionals.

With less than a month until Virginia's new assault weapons restrictions take effect, a Richmond gun store owner says he is seeing a rush of customers buying firearms before the July 1 deadline.

Starting in 2028, Virginia workers will be able to use paid leave for more than just family or medical needs. Find out what else the law covers and why YWCA Richmond calls it a turning point.

Sharon Driver walked the same path Monday she believes her 16-year-old son, Joshua, walked in his final moments — and she was not alone.

Dozens of families gathered Tuesday night to debate the future of the data center industry, as state senators push to eliminate a tax exemption that critics say costs taxpayers $2 billion annually.

A Virginia woman who prosecutors say was shot 10 times by a former Kenbridge police officer is speaking publicly for the first time since filing a civil lawsuit against the town and its police chief.

Richmond's school zone speed cameras have issued 167,000+ citations since March 2024 as the city pushes toward zero traffic deaths.

Richmond marked Juneteenth Friday with its 6th annual Church Hill celebration featuring a parade, libation ceremony, and worship service.

Richmond's school zone speed cameras have issued 167,000+ citations since March 2024 as the city pushes toward zero traffic deaths.

Virginia's state budget passed both the House and Senate Monday, ending a standoff over data center tax policy that had stalled negotiations for months.