A shakeup is in store for Charlottesville City Council in the upcoming election, as councilor and former mayor Dave Norris announced he will not seek a third term.
Some Virginia Republican lawmakers are trying to change the state's winner-takes-all method of apportioning presidential electoral votes. The decision is being met with opposition from both sides of the political aisle.
(AP) A federal appeals court has ruled that President Obama violated the Constitution when he bypassed the Senate to fill vacancies on a labor relations panel.
University of Virginia rector Helen Dragas has overcome a major hurdle in her reappointment process to the Board of Visitors after a key vote by a handful of state senators.
One of Gov. McDonnell is fighting for non-violent felons to have their right to vote automatically restored after they finish their sentence. Monday, a Republican dominated Virginia House Committee killed the bill during it's early stages.
Republican legislative leaders face a tricky balancing act in the 2013 session in dealing with a handful of bills that target a federal mandate for employers to cover contraceptives in their health insurance plans.
Gov. Bob McDonnell is being praised by Democrats and the ACLU, groups that typically butt heads with him. And he's getting resistance from fellow conservative Republicans.
Virginia's conservative Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli says going to jail may be an effective way to protest a federal mandate for employers to cover contraception in insurance plans.
Gov. Bob McDonnell is using his annual address to the state to make one big, last push for a lasting legislative legacy, urging lawmakers to embrace his education and transportation reforms.
Stopping by his Albemarle County constituent office Wednesday, Rep. Robert Hurt expressed frustration and disappointment in the way Congress handled the fiscal cliff but has hope that a new Congress can take some important action.