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Virginia has committed to give Newport News $40 million loan to support construction of U.S. Navy housing downtown, but the city is awaiting a course of action from the Navy. Mayor Phillip Jones said he expects to hear the Navy's plans for the project's next steps within 45 days.

RICHMOND — Virginia’s 45-day early voting window began Friday for the June 18 primaries that will set the stage for the state’s U.S. Senate race as well as a…

Two months before losing command of Virginia Beach-based Naval Special Warfare Group Eight, fired Navy SEAL Capt. Richard Zaszewski was accused of driving under the influence, according to court records. Naval Special Warfare Command announced March 20 that Zaszewski was relieved of duty due to a “loss of confidence in his ability to command.” Court records show Zaszewski is facing a ...

Two months before losing command of Virginia Beach-based Naval Special Warfare Group Eight, fired Navy SEAL Capt. Richard Zaszewski was accused of driving under the influence, according to court records.

When asked if Capt. Richard Zaszewski's arrest was related to his firing, a spokesperson for the Naval Special Warfare Command declined to provide additional information.

After serving as Virginia’s lieutenant governor and governor and extensively traveling the state, Kaine told supporters Tuesday at Richmond’s Hippodrome Theater, he’s confident Virginians will again reject former President Donald Trump and Republicans like him who “want to tear us down and tear us apart.”

As he launched his 2024 reelection campaign in Richmond this week, U.S. Sen. Tim Kaine (D-Va.) said being back in the city’s Jackson Ward neighborhood felt like “time has collapsed.”

U.S. Sen. Tim Kaine, D-Va., took aim at Trump during an initial campaign swing across the state for the start of his reelection bid.

After serving as Virginia’s lieutenant governor and governor and extensively traveling the state, Kaine told supporters Tuesday at Richmond’s Hippodrome Theater, he’s confident Virginians will again reject former President Donald Trump and Republicans like him who “want to tear us down and tear us apart.”

The transition occurred after an 18-month strategic planning process to replace William R. Van Buren III, who served as president and chairman for the past 16 years. Van Buren will continue to serve as chairman of the board.