A small, single-engine plane crashed in a field on the Augusta/Rockbridge county line early Sunday, killing all aboard, state police said.

Virginia took center stage in the national debate over health-care coverage Wednesday when Debby Smith rose to tell her story to President Barack Obama.

Forbes.com has rated “Virginia is for Lovers” as one of the world’s top 10 tourism campaigns.

Virginia health officials have confirmed the second death in the state related to the swine flu.

A camp for people with disabilities in Bedford County has closed for the rest of the summer after what its operators call a medical incident involving a camper.

A Virginia man set to die later this month for killing a 16-year-old girl and bragging about it in a letter to prosecutors wants to die by electrocution.

No more texting while driving. No more loitering on bridges. And no more smoking in many restaurants. These are but a few of the 879 bills that were passed into law this last General Assembly session

Whether it’s a revitalized downtown or outdoor recreation, two small Southwest Virginia towns have bucked a trend that is plaguing the Mountain Empire – a slow but steady loss of population.

The state now is accusing Northrop Grumman of failing to deliver computer services and hinting at unspecified action against the giant company.

Houseplants are banned at a Roanoke college, whose officials are taking no chances that they might cause a mold problem.