The Virginia Museum of History & Culture's new exhibit pairs a 1984 Corvette with Barbies honoring George Washington and Katherine Johnson.

A federal appeals court revives the districts' Title IX fight over transgender student policies and reimbursement-only federal funding terms.

A privately recorded cell phone call played in court captured Nathan Travis-Nunnally saying he shook his infant son and then told him to “shut up,” testimony shows.

Owner Yero Rudzinskas bought the 500-square-foot Jefferson Avenue building for $560,000 and is eyeing a November opening.

The man was recovering at a hospital with non-life-threatening injuries after a shooting Tuesday morning in Richmond's East End.

Ajay Saini, a former federal trial attorney, will lead the new team tasked with policing Virginia elections.

Ford Point, the landmark Richmond factory-turned-office complex, was seized after its owners fell behind on a Blackstone-linked loan.

Izuchukwu Ozurumba cooked roughly 8,000 meals at gunpoint before winning in court — then getting deported anyway.

Virginia will repair and weatherize more than 1,000 homes using long-withheld climate funds, officials say.

A BearCat tactical vehicle forced entry near VCU, but the shooter had already fled the Carver neighborhood home.

The state says it needs 72,900 new registered nurses by 2030 to keep pace with demand.

Mayor Danny Avula says Richmond's 99 license plate cameras lose value without regional partners like Henrico on board.

Officers called for a crash near Carnation Street instead found a man stabbed and dying, as detectives now hunt for answers.