Two state legislators want Virginia's next building code to let six-story apartments skip a second stairwell, citing lower construction costs.

A laptop message warned of stolen data and encrypted files, but Richmond schools say classes carry on as scheduled.

Stony Point Village sold for $41.3 million, up from a reported $10.4 million before the grocer signed on in 2020.

A petition with 187 responses says drivers keep veering onto broken sidewalks near Jahnke Road and Forest Hill Avenue.

A Richmond judge says Four Mile Capital's fraud claims against River's Edge developers can proceed, with the owner now pushing for a trial date.

Kordell Wall, 19 at the time, was armed and on felony probation when he shot Kwaivon Dejesus four times outside a Fifth Baptist Church repass.

A 38-year-old Spotsylvania man allegedly drove a Mustang into the Rappahannock before police cornered him, knocking out power on Caroline Street.

Removable posts could pop up at five Shockoe Bottom intersections on weekend nights, pending an emergency-access plan and final design.

The 7-year-old girl, orphaned in a 2019 raid, remains with the Virginia Marine who adopted her, despite her Afghan relatives' objections.

Bangkok Boy brings whole steamed fish and $1.50 oyster happy hours near VCU.

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.