A debate over redistricting is heating up in Virginia as voters prepare to decide the issue in a statewide referendum, but with legal challenges now trying to block the vote, the future of that question remains uncertain.

There’s new back-and-forth between Lynchburg City Councilman Marty Misjuns and City Manager Wynter Benda, and it’s all documented in a series of letters between the two.

Lynchburg City Council tackled several pressing issues during its second meeting of the year, including proposed zoning regulations for abortion clinics and the city manager’s emergency declaration. The council also postponed public hearings, which will be rescheduled for a future date.

A new zoning proposal introduced at the Lynchburg City Council work session on October 14th is sparking debate about where abortion clinics could be allowed to operate in the city.

Lynchburg’s city budget for fiscal year 2026 is officially in place, totaling more than $200 million. But while the vote is in, the work isn’t over.

Lynchburg City Council voted against raising their own salaries Tuesday night.

Lynchburg City Council members clash over a proposed 40% salary increase, sparking heated debate and opposition from key figures.

Tensions ran high at Lynchburg City Council's Special Meeting on Tuesday as they voted to censure two members.

Juveniles have been charged after firing shots in the 900 block of Cabell Street in Lynchburg.

Lynchburg City continues to battle over education funding as tensions rise and discussions about allocating additional state funding intensify. The community advocates for investing in students' education, while some council members debate using the extra money for tax cuts.

A local festival expected to take place this weekend in Lynchburg has been cancelled, due to recent national events.

Councilman Marty Misjuns was censured during Tuesday night's city council meeting.

Lynchburg City Councilman Marty Misjuns has been censured by Lynchburg City Council.

Lynchburg City Councilman Marty Misjuns held up a laptop that had been shot by a city employee.

The resolution would essentially cease city government communications and training in relation to 'racism' and 'sexism' concepts.

Reed won the vote over councilman Jeff Helgeson by one vote.