Mallory Noe-Payne spoke with the two New York Times reporters who broke that story last week.

The Welcome Project is the kind of thing you might see at an airport lobby or next to a vending machine at a welcome center.

Virginia Poverty Law Center runs an eviction help-line and since last summer there’s been a 500% increase in the number of folks reaching out for help.

A remarkable collection of portraits is on display at the University of Virginia and will soon begin a tour of schools, churches and community centers around the state. It shows about 100 African Americans who lived in central Virginia at the start of the 20th century.

New orders for defense capital goods are steadily increasing according to new numbers from the Census Bureau.

A new plan for developing passenger and freight rail infrastructure across Virginia was released last week by Virginia’s Department of Rail and Public Transportation. The plan includes details for 174 total rail projects totaling $5.8 billion, but leaves out funding for an expansion of Amtrak passenger trains from the New River Valley into Bristol.

Can a Virginia-based company re-ignite the e-cigarette market?Roben Farzad, host of the Full Disclosure podcast, and Weekend Edition host Craig Wright have more on the business ramifications for Altria Group.

Candidates for Congress in Virginia are debating everything from abortion and the economy to transgender students and gun violence.They're also being asked about threats to democracy.

Virginia’s governor announced his energy plan Monday. It would repeal the state’s Clean Car Standards, speed up approval of gas pipelines and support development of small nuclear reactors.

Election season has begun, and voters can either mail in their ballots or deposit them in a drop box.Michael Pope explains some of the steps taken to ensure security.