An accountability reporter based in Richmond, Va.

A 12-part podcast focused on a forensic scientist gone rogue in Virginia's crime lab. I reported and narrated episode 11 and parts of 12.

Born in Jamaica and raised in the U.S., Winsome Earle-Sears is casting herself as the Republican face of a backlash to 2020's racial justice protests.

Dominion Energy paid Hampton Roads newspaper columnist Gordon Morse over $60,000 per year as he wrote unsigned editorials praising the utility, according to new paperwork filed by Dominion.

The Richmond Times-Dispatch published two columns endorsing a controversial downtown redevelopment project that was signed by local university presidents but written by the developer, Navy Hill District Corporation.

When residents in Union Hill, Virginia, decried the pipeline as a form of environmental racism, the energy company insisted it wasn’t.

A Japanese scholar moves to the back woods of Appalachia to live out his dream of becoming an old time musician

Descendants of the enslaved are now leading an effort to complete the history of the mansion, which is the oldest continuously occupied governor's residence in the United States.

If you’ve got bad credit, rent-to-own homes can seem like a good way to get your own place. But some housing experts say they come with lots of risks.

For months, some Republicans have cast doubt on the outcome of the 2020 presidential election. The upcoming vote in Virginia presented the state party with the opportunity to run an election of its own.

It hasn't gone smoothly.