James Osyf is listed as the owner of a $1.7 million Washington, DC home and has registered his campaign at an address some 200 miles away from the people he wishes to serve in Congress.

In Blacksburg and Roanoke, incumbent Republican Delegate Chris Obenshain is facing the same opponent he had in the last election cycle, Democrat Lily Franklin. He says the big difference this year is ...

As part of her case to be Virginia’s next governor, former Rep. Abigail Spanberger is laying out a an economic plan that ...

The Trump administration’s proposal to slash Appalachian Regional Commission funding by 93% — from over $200 million to just $14 million — threatens to sever one of Southwest ...

The two women vying to be Virginia’s next governor have so far followed dramatically different strategies, their campaign ...

With less than four months to go until Election Day, here’s how much candidates running for some of Virginia’s House of ...

Sears’ staff comes as the state's Republicans are trying, and failing, to convince voters they’re still a functional party.

Congressman Cory Mills, facing eviction from his Washington, D.C., penthouse, lived with "magnificent views" and the ...

Jonathan Grimm, Remington Freeman, Amelia Valenti, Gunner Hammett and Isabella Strumke have built impressive resumes at an ...

Under the proposed change, Fairfax County government would oversee trash and recycling services and negotiate contracts with ...