A group of lenders could take over the State Fair of Virginia's operations if the corporation that runs the event doesn't meet a deadline to either find new

Attorneys have found a full jury pool for the case of a former University of Virginia lacrosse player accused of killing his ex-girlfriend.

Two bills favored by Virginia's powerful gun-rights lobby are likely to win easy House passage on Wednesday.

A Chesterfield County woman who used pillows and a blanket to muffle her crying infant daughter has pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter and felony child

The Virginia Department of Forestry is urging landowners to order tree seedlings from the agency's annual sale while supplies are still in stock.

A University of Virginia study finds that relationships benefit when couples regularly arrange date nights or other one-on-one time.

A South Carolina company is recalling about 2,800 of its chicken salad sandwiches because of concerns about possible listeria contamination.

Legislation to allow home-schooled children to play on the varsity teams of public schools they don't attend has sailed easily to a House vote on final

A bill to force online retailers such as Amazon to collect the same sales taxes that mall discount stores and corner bookstores assess from their customers has

The Virginia Senate has passed legislation to toughen the state's law against texting or emailing while driving.

Gov. Bob McDonnell says more than 2 million low- to moderate-income Virginia taxpayers can use the state's free online program to prepare and file their state

Wintergreen Resort is asking its members for help in dealing with financial problems.

Some officials are hoping a fund set up to help catch child sexual predators can be used to help other abused children.

Jury selection is set to resume in the case of a former University of Virginia lacrosse player accused of killing his ex-girlfriend.

State environmental officials have found high chlorine levels in one of two Henrico County ponds where hundreds of fish died.