Attorneys for the Justice family announced that it has “satisfied its obligations to Beltway Capital and that the Beltway Capital indebtedness has been paid in full.”

Colleges and universities are constantly replacing and upgrading the items and equipment. But what happens to all of the unwanted, obsolete, and surplus items? Virginia Tech’s solution has an interesting history.

Amazon's announcements Wednesday included working with utility Dominion Energy to explore putting a small modular reactor near its existing North Anna nuclear power station in Virginia.

When floods swept across Appalachia three weeks ago during Helene, it was one of the worst natural disasters to hit the region in a generation. But flash flooding in the mountains does happen. One example is the 2016 flood in West Virginia, which killed 23 people and destroyed more than two-thousand homes.

Two years ago, Charlottesville and Albemarle County decided to offer a radical alternative to criminal trials – to let people who were harmed and those who hurt them get to know one another and to order actions that would make victims feel better.

Accountants are usually swamped during the first two weeks of April. Retailers get busy three weeks before Christmas, but for one college professor the days leading up to Halloween are hot. He’s a world expert on vampires.

The August drought and Helene took their toll, but a forest researcher says some tree species will hold their colors.

Sec. of Finance Stephen Cummings said the federal response has been massive and future funding to help rebuild is likely to improve the region.

After recalling more than 7 million pounds of deli meat distributed nationwide, Boar's Head officials shuttered the plant in Jarratt, Virginia.

With less than a month to go until Election Day, Virginia's governor faces a federal lawsuit over removing alleged non-citizens from the voter rolls.