Abigail Spanberger is about to be sworn in as Virginia's 75th governor. Fundraising for her inauguration is breaking records.

The weekend saw protests in Richmond, Roanoke, Hampton Roads and other communities in Virginia against the agency known as ICE. We spoke with demonstrators in Charlottesville Sunday.

A team at the University of Virginia recently mapped millions of dead trees from Maine to South Carolina.

The Rural Health Transformation Fund is administered by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid and will distribute $50 billion nationwide over the next five years. Half of that money is being granted on a competitive basis, and CMS officials were favorably impressed by several elements in Virginia's application for funding.

The ACLU of Virginia is claiming that the state’s corrections department is “over-detaining a significant number of people” as a result of earned sentence credits being improperly applied to individuals’ sentences.

One of the items on the affordability agenda for Virginia Democrats this year is the Equal Pay Act.

Low levels of water in Gatewood Lake have prompted town officials in Pulaski to use water from a different source.

Such action could be among Spanberger’s first responsibilities after taking office.

As members of the Virginia General Assembly prepare to gavel into session next week, the word to watch is affordability.

Glenn Youngkin is heading into the last week of his term as governor, while Abigail Spanberger is putting her administration together.