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Two Virginia State Police troopers were hospitalized Monday after a vehicle lost control on Interstate 81 in Rockingham County and slammed into both of their parked cruisers. Both troopers have been treated and released. A K-9 officer was also evaluated and cleared. Three bystanders who stopped helped remove the dog from the wreckage and prevented…

Fairfax County PD Chief Davis provides an update on the murder-suicide investigation at the Annandale home of former Virginia Lt. Gov Justin Fairfax.

Couple’s teenage son called 911 after midnight from Annandale home to report the incident, which came as divorce proceedings were underway, authorities say.

When it takes effect July 1, 2027, ADUs will be able to be built on people’s property by-right if they choose. Localities would then be required to permit ADUs in districts zoned for single-family homes and cap permit fees at $500.

A constitutional amendment allowing the General Assembly to redraw Virginia’s congressional districts is on the ballot this month, prompting mixed responses from university students across the state.

With six days until Virginia voters decide a proposed redistricting amendment, more than 1 million ballots have already been cast in early voting for the April 21 special election.

A proposed mattress fee is off the table after Democratic Gov. Abigail Spanberger vetoed a slate of bills in her first year, including measures tied to criminal enforcement, vehicle sales and gaming regulation.

When Mike Welden returned his Budget rental car after his Palm Springs vacation, he thought he was done with the car. The retired social worker had enjoyed a pleasant two-week trip through California without incident.

Gov. Abigail Spanberger took action Tuesday on a series of firearm-related bills, amending a proposed assault weapons ban while signing several other measures into law.