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The Virginia Residential Landlord Tenant Act governs the relationship between landlords and tenants in Virginia, whether large or small, formal or informal, between a tenant and a large...

The Virginia Supreme Court determined the state Department of Corrections had been misinterpreting the law HB 5148 and keeping eligible inmates behind bars beyond their new good time release dates.

The Virginia Supreme Court determined the state Department of Corrections had been misinterpreting the law HB 5148 and keeping eligible inmates behind bars beyond their new good time release dates.

Librarians have been directed to use a freshly approved tool as the first authority for reviewing school books. That tool has been criticized for being an unprofessional source of information.

The Virginia Supreme Court determined the state Department of Corrections had been misinterpreting the law HB 5148 and keeping eligible inmates behind bars beyond their new good time release dates.

The 52-year-old was formally charged with “use of communications systems to facilitate certain offenses involving children.”

The so-called “smoke-filled back room” for making political decisions in secret is long gone, replaced by “sunshine laws” that prescribe how public bodies, ...

The state agency that licenses psychiatric facilities has launched an investigation into Chippenham Hospital's Tucker Pavilion, officials confirmed.

Many counties cannot raise enough money to properly fund their Emergency Medical Services, even though the state has a $1.8 billion dollar budget surplus.  Most ambulance agencies are either non-profit or private entities that receive little, or no funding from state, county and local governments.

A new state law on the books since early June requires county school boards to publish curriculum online and gives parents the right to inspect instructional materials.