At issue is whether to reverse the court's nearly half-century-old decision, Roe v. Wade, and subsequent decisions declaring that women have a constitutional right to terminate a pregnancy.

Back in 1998, a police officer in Waverly was murdered and the local community in Sussex County wanted justice. That's when two Black men ended up pleading guilty to crimes they now say they did not commit.

When a jury awarded victims of the violent Unite the Right rally more than $25 million in damages, lawyers for the plaintiffs celebrated, but their work has just begun.

The pandemic has been a blessing for the nation’s authors – among them a lifelong Virginian who writes, on average, two books a year. His name is David Baldacci. His first novel – Absolute Power – sold 150 million copies. Now – at 60 – he’s ready to release three more books.

The former Penn State defensive coordinator was a graduate assistant under former Hokie great Frank Beamer in the 90's.

Former felons who have turned their lives around have the ability to serve as role models, especially for kids who are at risk of finding themselves getting caught up in the criminal justice system. The idea is that they become credible messengers.

In the past few years, Democrats have implemented a host of new gun violence prevention measures.Now that Republicans are moving into positions of power in Richmond, many of those new laws may be reevaluated.

The director of the New River Health District says it’s likely just a matter of time before it shows up here, though.

Those incarcerated in Virginia before 1995 typically only have one option to get out of jail early: the governor has to grant them clemency. As Governor Ralph Northam enters his last full month in office, his time to make those decisions is running out.

Court is now in session. But this is a court unlike the ones you're probably familiar with. The defendants are all children accused of minor offenses, and the idea is that these kids will receive justice without becoming part of the system.