Morning Minute

Appeals Court Rules Randall Violated First Amendment

A federal appeals court on Jan. 7 upheld a decision that County Chairwoman Phyllis J. Randall (D-At Large) violated a

County supervisors will send up to $25,000 to Loudoun’s food pantries and waive bus fees for furloughed federal workers as

The 33rd Senate District will stay in Democratic hands as Del. Jennifer Boysko handily won the seat in a special

Supervisors have set County Administrator Tim Hemstreet to work writing the first draft of the next county budget, starting with

Democrat Jennifer Wexton’s win over incumbent Republican Barbara Comstock for the 10th District Congressional seat means voters will be asked

Gov. Ralph Northam’s proposed state budget allows the Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation to accept donated land in northwestern

The continuing building boom means the cost of construction in Northern Virginia keeps going up—including for the local government. As

The Leesburg Town Council is the latest Loudoun town to voice opposition to the planned Rockwool mineral wool manufacturing plant, in

Loudoun’s legal community is pushing state lawmakers on the apparent fast-tracking of a candidate to fill an empty seat on

Monroe Advanced Technical Academy, housed at the Academies of Loudoun, will launch two new health programs starting in the fall