Handguns are displayed in New Jersey. Virginia Attorney General Jay Jones joined a coalition of states opposing a proposed U.S. Postal Service rule that would allow certain firearms to be shipped through the mail, warning it could bypass background checks and weaken enforcement of state gun laws. (Photo by Aristide Economopoulos /NJ Monitor)

Virginia joins 21 states in opposing USPS gun mailing proposal

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Early voting underway for Virginians to weigh in on congressional redistricting...

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Governor establishes Office of Hurricane Helene Recovery and Rebuilding following hurricane...

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Dan Helmer Sues Key Members of Suhas Subramanyam’s Campaign for Defamation,...

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Virginia Supreme Court Prepares to Hear Challenge to Narrowly Passed Redistricting...

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Virginia Enacts Legislation Updating Teacher Reemployment and Contract Notice Rules

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Governor Glenn Youngkin Speech to the Joint Assembly

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Governor Spanberger Commits One Billion Taxpayer Dollars to Backfill Federal Budget...

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Virginia celebrates successful two-year anniversary of Operation Bold Blue Line and...

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Virginia House Examines Limitations of Protective Orders in Domestic Violence Cases

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