Brad Kutner

The Virginia Museum of History and Culture started working on their “We the People” exhibit about 5 years ago, but the exploration of the historical immigrant story in Virginia is proving to be incredibly relevant today.

“She always presents herself exactly who she is. Be who you want to be," St. James said in an interview Wednesday. "Be a rhinestone in a sequin world, you know?”

A legal win against Meta may bring new reforms and hundreds of millions of dollars to the Commonwealth. But one state Senator who pushed for stricter reforms isn't done fighting.

Scaffolding and a crane near the monument to Confederate General Stonewall Jackson outside the state capitol in Richmond.

Amazon Air is the name of the retail giant's new drone delivery services. It's hoping to start dropping off packages in the capital of the Commonwealth soon.

One standout metric from the report: construction jobs, long a growing space alongside Virginia's booming data center industry, slowed more than expected this summer and they're expected to see more decline. Ferreira's not sure why, but he has some ideas.

That’s disappointing news to folks like Loudoun County Senator Russet Perry who was among the legislators who asked for an extended review.

Governor Abigail Spanberger held the first meeting of her Commission on Unlocking Housing Production Thursday. The effort aims to increase housing supply across the Commonwealth as home prices continue to rise.

“I think we need to take a pause here in Virginia,” Petersburg Democratic Senator Lashrecse Aird told Radio IQ about her promise to bring legislation in 2027 banning not just Flock cameras, but all automated license plate readers in the Commonwealth.

Virginia Pride started back in 1975 and 51 years later, it's still going. For Virginia Pride director James Millner, Virginia's annual Pride celebration is about visibility.