The VMFA repurchased the 1840 jug from Drake's family after recognizing them as its rightful owners for the first time in the museum's history.

A text-message threat emptied Charlottesville High School Friday, but a parent-teacher conference day kept students out of harm's way.

Two friends thought they scored concert tickets online. Instead, they overpaid a reseller for seats The Broadberry was selling for $17.

The South Fourth Street project now packs 296 apartments and a 327-space garage into its tallest design yet.

Darin Thompson allegedly used school payment cards for personal travel and unrelated events before turning himself in.

Police upgraded a reported assault call before finding a man shot in Gilpin Court. The same block has seen two prior homicides.

Samaritan's Purse's retired DC-8 logged 55 million miles before Boeing-backed plans turned its Lynchburg landing spot into a STEM classroom.

VCU police say the suspect was in custody within minutes and no one was hurt. More charges could be coming.

A Richmond-area builder says fewer workers on site is stretching out how long it takes to finish a house.

The sourdough pop-up now bakes 600 bagels a day at 210 W. Marshall St., with no upcharge for specialty flavors.

Major Crimes investigators are on the case after a fatal shooting left multiple victims on Sledd Street.

Virginia's attorney general recovered millions meant for low-income and disabled residents' health coverage.

The Richmond Tiny House Village pairs 12 units with a dining yurt and garden, built by over 3,000 volunteers.