Two days after Election Day, the results are finally in: Republican incumbent John McGuire narrowly defeated Democratic challenger Tom Perriello in Virginia's 5th.
- ANNA BRYSON Richmond Times-Dispatch
A ballot measure to enshrine abortion in Virginia's constitution won by the widest margin of any on Election Day. That said, it does face a legal challenge.
- DAVE RESS Richmond Times-Dispatch
Tuesday’s vote in Virginia was an endorsement of the direction Democrats have taken the commonwealth, according to Gov. Abigail Spanberger.
- Jane Sathe
While attending the Virginia Film Festival in Charlottesville, actor Nathan Lane recalled the catalyst that rededicated him to his craft: a compliment from a critic.
- Jane Sathe
Veterans and active military members in Central Virginia can expect to find ballet tributes, 21-gun salutes and other honors in the coming week.
- Haley Sandlow
Farming is rarely profitable anymore, but the short-term rental market can be. Airbnb is working with Virginia farmers to keep them on their land.Â
- Jane Sathe
Coming up, Second Street Gallery unveils its new First Friday Community Night activities, Genevieve Story's work comes to C'ville Arts Cooperative and more.
Even before the final votes had been tallied, Democratic incumbent Eugene Vindman declared victory in Virginia's 7th Congressional District.Â
Of 117 conditions provided for its merger with Florida-based NextEra Energy, Virginia's Dominion Energy said it would be OK with more than 100.
After the USS Lincoln’s record deployment, a Navy wife urges returning sailors and families to seek support as they navigate the challenges of coming home.
Six Virginia cities have been ranked the top destinations for retirees. Staunton and Harrisonburg made the list, but Lynchburg is sitting prettiest at No. 9.
While his Republican colleagues faced tougher battles, U.S. Rep. Morgan Griffith sailed to victory in Virginia's 9th Congressional District.Â
To say the Orange County Hornets freshman football team showed up and showed out this season would be an understatement.
Republican incumbent Ben Cline defeated Democratic challenger Beth Macy in a tougher-than-typical race in Virginia's 6th Congressional District.
- SAM MOSTOW The Roanoke Times
Republican incumbent Ben Cline defeated Democratic challenger Beth Macy in a tougher-than-typical race in Virginia's 6th Congressional District.
- David Velazquez
Republican John McGuire appeared to eke out a slim victory over Democrat Tom Perriello in Virginia's 5th District, but the results were still too close to call.
- ANNA BRYSON Richmond Times-Dispatch
The Virginia Constitution is poised to be amended not once but thrice after Election Day, with all three amendments on the ballot securing enough support to pass.
- MICHAEL MARTZ Richmond Times-Dispatch
Democrat Mark Warner easily sercured a fourth term in the Senate Tuesday, trouncing Republican challenger Bert Mizusawa.Â
- DAILY PROGRESS STAFF
It's Election Day. Follow along here for The Daily Progress' live updates from polling places, watch parties and election offices across Central Virginia.
- DAVE RESS Richmond Times-Dispatch
The surcharge that Dominion Energy customers pay to finance its offshore wind farm will start coming down next year, when all of its 176 turbines will be up and running.
- ANNA BRYSON Richmond Times-Dispatch
Biscuit recently had her voting rights restored by Gov. Abigail Spanberger. The trouble is Biscuit is a dog, a dead dog, a dead dog that never committed a crime.
- Haley Sandlow
Two doors from the Foxfield racetrack in Albemarle County, a family is interested in hosting agricultural workshops at their farm. Their neighbors aren't thrilled.
- David Velazquez
To give its flagship hospital in Charlottesville some breathing room, UVa Health is expanding — right next door to its closest competitor Sentara Martha Jefferson.Â
- Jane Sathe
Coming up, Dan Tyminski takes the stage at the Jefferson, Charlottesville Symphony Music Director Benjamin Rous picks up the violin and more.
- David Velazquez
The DOJ says "militia activity" since Unite the Right prompted the Trump administration to send election monitors to Charlottesville this year.
- MICHAEL MARTZ Richmond Times-Dispatch
Virginia and D.C. have filed suit to stop the Trump administration from beginning work on a 250-foot-tall triumphal arch at the entrance to Arlington National Cemetery.

