The Jarratt, Virginia, site resumed limited operations on Monday, nearly 17 months after it was shut down following the listeria outbreak that killed 10 people and sickened dozens.

Medical aid in dying is legal in more than a dozen states, but not in Virginia, where efforts to authorize the practice have repeatedly stalled amid ethical and medical concerns.

During Virginia’s annual legislative session, hundreds of individuals and groups lobby elected officials. This year, LGBTQ Virginians and their supporters swept into the General Assembly with renewed hope.

Members of the Virginia General Assembly are considering a plan to create a new regulated marketplace for marijuana.Advocates are unhappy with potential new penalties.

Del. Michelle Maldonado's bill wouldn’t limit the use of these cameras, but it would require consent for that image to be collected.

Members of the General Assembly are considering an effort to remove some of the last Confederate statues in Richmond.

“These Agreements improperly ceded discretion and authority over Virginia law enforcement to federal authorities,” Gov. Abigail Spanberger said.

A pair of bills in the General Assembly raise questions about who should be allowed to provide preventive dental care.

The Federal Emergency Management Agency is awarding Wytheville more than $4 million for damage to their sewage treatment plant during Hurricane Helene. The agency is also awarding the Commonwealth more money to cover damage from disasters that occurred in 2022.

The Trump administration spent its first year remaking federal policy. That includes funding for programs to help unsheltered people.