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In a statement, Fairfax County Public Schools said the videos were not approved by the school or FCPS and have since been removed.

Virginians are starting to receive notices that their insurance premiums are going up by at least 20%.

Republican incumbent Jason Miyares and Democratic challenger Jay Jones debated over crime, Trump, and a text controversy.

Whoever wins the gubernatorial race will hold the title as the first female Virginia governor.

The Fredericksburg Regional Food Bank hosted its first pop-up event focused on furloughed federal workers and government contractors.

Voters say the key issue on the ballot for the Gainesville District supervisor race is data centers.

Food banks in the region say not only could they see more clients because of the government shutdown but there are concerns SNAP benefits could be postponed.

Experts say uncertainty and added costs have already contributed to slower hiring and reduced investment across the economy.

In a new effort to reverse the bathroom and locker room policy, the federal government is threatening to withhold millions of dollars in magnet school program grants

Gov. Youngkin touted Virginia's "pro-business policies" as the reason Systems Planning & Analysis was attracted to the state.

The school districts in Fairfax and Arlington Counties sued the U.S. Department of Education over federal funding requirements.

The U.S. Air Force extended full funeral honors to Babbitt, reversing a previous denial by the Biden administration.

Richmond Davis said after surviving Hurricane Katrina, the move to Virginia brought him blessings.

One tour guide company tells WUSA9 demand from international travelers has drastically declined since the National Guard was deployed.

"We're talking about a decrease in sales in an already slow period," said Ama chef and owner Johanna Hellrigl.

Recent ICE arrests in Alexandria's Arlandria-Chirilagua area raise alarm among residents and leaders.

Some drag artists say they’re considering how often to perform in the District due to unknowns of the current political climate.

City officials say the federal government has an "aggressive timeline" to clear homeless encampments in D.C.

For 16-year-old Eleanor Bowling, being able to use the girls’ bathroom at Colgan High School is more than a policy — it’s a matter of safety and dignity.

With the high school football season ahead, the Virginia High School League is also implementing new eligibility changes.