Creigh Deeds declared the the winner in the Democratic race for Governor. The victory sets up a Deeds rematch with Republican Bob McDonnell, who beat him in the 2005 attorney general election by 323 votes.

On the final day to file for election to a Bedford County office, incumbents stand alone so far.

Mike Maslaney has announced his intention to run as an Independent candidate for the Courthouse District for the Board of Supervisors position being vacated by Jerry Boothe.

Veteran Courthouse Supervisor Jerry W. Boothe said this week he will not seek re-election to the county board, citing a desire to devote more time to personal matters.

Since the announcement that Fralin is not running for re-election, people on both sides of the aisle are considering running for his seat.

Democrat Creigh Deeds got support from some corporate captains and venture capitalists in his run for governor and said he supports Virginia’s right-to-work legacy

In a near six-hour, whirlwind tour, Governor Kaine promoted green alternatives and conservation in what could be one his last trips to Roanoke while in office

The 1,500-page climate change bill that has passed the House of Representatives and is awaiting its day in the Senate promises to leave less change in the pockets of the public, according to Rep. Bob Goodlatte

More than three weeks before their first debate, Virginia’s candidates for governor are debating how often they’ll debate.

Rep. Tom Perriello is the only congressman targeted in a televised version of a Republican Party ad that criticizes the House of Representatives’ 219-212 approval last week of a clean-energy bill.

In a statement , she suggested that she had bigger plans and a national agenda she planned to push

Bush was given six standing ovations as he spoke in GOP-friendly Woodward, a town of about 12,000 residents in northwest Oklahoma

In an interview to be aired Sunday on CNN, the former secretary of state says he’s worried about the huge national debt that’s piling-up

Obama, speaking to military families invited to the White House for Independence Day festivities, praised Iraq’s independence and thanked troops for their service

From a folksy figure who catapulted from obscure governor to conservative darling and vice presidential nominee, it’s merely the latest move in a political drama that has left Republican elders scratching their heads