Companies need to put more resources into keeping their products and networks secure, say Virginia Tech IT experts Thomas Weeks and Caeland Garner. In the meantime, we can be smarter consumers.

Sharing an upbeat approach, with market research to back it up, are owners of three new businesses: Be Wiched, Southern Seasons and an additional Starlings Cards and Comics location.

Over the past year, Virginia has lost jobs in four sectors. Not surprisingly, the biggest of those are federal jobs — 8,700 in all. What might be surprising is that these don’t account for the ...

The East Side Station opened in August. If approved, funding would help complete renovations and ensure the station is fully operational.

Montgomery County is among the 28% of Virginia school divisions that don’t provide behind-the-wheel instruction, which is provided by private companies.

H.R. 1, the “One Big Beautiful Bill” — fundamentally reshapes federal student aid. For Virginia’s economy, these federal changes threaten to shrink ...

Danville residents heard Lee Vogler’s voice again for the first time since the Danville City Council member was attacked and set on fire at his workplace in July. Vogler spoke on a halftime radio ...

Karice Luck-Brimmer and Andrea Burney, who grew up in North Danville, included dozens of residents and hundreds of photographs from Camp Grove, Crooktown and White Rock Hill in their documentary.

The Republican candidate for lieutenant governor has little money, so he’s running an old-fashioned campaign that involves giving lots of interviews and meeting lots of others. Meanwhile, other ...

Voters in Wise County are being asked whether to approve the authority, which the county administrator says would work with large businesses that require large amounts of electricity.

An annual survey by the Virginia Tourism Corporation reported a 7.5% increase in visitor spending in the region in 2024.

A taxpayer-funded subsidy is quietly tipping the scales, sending more trucks — and more traffic — onto local roads in Norfolk at the expense of Virginians as far away as Southwest Virginia.