Move over, goats. A Charlottesville studio’s kitten yoga classes are helping midterm-weary students destress.

The poll shows diminishing support for Republican incumbents at a time when early voting numbers are picking up and the conclusion of voting is just one month away.

In recent years, volunteer fire departments have had trouble attracting enough volunteers to handle increasing numbers of emergency calls.But one Virginia department seems to have found a new source of volunteers to fill out its roster.Cardinal News reporter Erick Solorzano covered this story and he spoke with Fred Echols.

GAO says Congress needs more oversight of a 50-year, $200 billion upgrade plan.

There are more than 38,000 abortions performed in the Commonwealth every year.

October may bring new concerns about people losing their healthcare because of changing federal law.

Another week, another wrinkle in the ever-growing saga around data centers in Virginia. Michael Pope and Radio IQ Politics Analyst Jeff Schapiro discuss that and more in state government and politics.

The State Fair of Virginia has been running for over 170 years, and while it provides tens of thousands in scholarships and a chance for the commonwealth’s farmers to show off, it also has… pig racing!

“There are multiple pathways that can deliver better outcomes for Virginia, to keep us on a path to net zero, while remaining resilient to changing market conditions," said Virginia chief energy officer Josephus Allmond.

Virginia Fresh Match, which allows people to double their SNAP benefits on fresh produce in partner locations, has lost its federal funding this year. But the organization still retains its funding from the state.