Gov. Timothy M. Kaine this morning announced a program that will allow state employees to take out short-term, low-interest loans to meet emergency cash needs.

New state laws that ban text messaging while driving and get tougher on drunken drivers take effect today.

The state now is accusing Northrop Grumman of failing to deliver computer services and hinting at unspecified action against the giant company.

Virginia is considering putting the brakes on the repo man, but there’s disagreement on how to do it.

Virginia Republicans will appeal to the court of public opinion instead of a court of law to fight over access to Gov. Timothy M. Kaine’s out-of-town travel records as Democratic National Committee chairman.

Gov. Timothy M. Kaine is refusing to turn over to the Republican Party of Virginia records of his out-of-state travel as chairman of the Democratic National Committee.

Democratic Gov. Timothy M. Kaine and General Assembly Republicans are wrestling over who should run Virginia’s computer super-agency as a state report urges financial penalties for delays by the giant firm hired to provide information technology services.

Gov. Timothy M. Kaine announced today plans to check for air pollution around old power plants and factories.

The Republican Party of Virginia has filed a Freedom of Information request with Gov. Timothy M. Kaine to disclose the extent and costs of his political travels as chairman of the Democratic National Committee.

Gov. Timothy M. Kaine yesterday ceremonially signed more than a dozen bills designed to assist Virginia’s military families and veterans.

The Kaine administration is set to deliver more bad news today to the budget-writing House Appropriations Committee.

Virginia’s computer czar was fired hours after he questioned a multimillion-dollar monthly bill from the giant company that the state is paying $2.3 billion for informationtechnology services.

The state Capitol in Richmond has had its share of leaks, drips and cracks.

Virginia and The Nature Conservancy have purchased 4,188 acres of land within the Dragon Run watershed from the Hancock Timber Resource Group, according to Gov. Timothy M. Kaine.

Virginia’s budget belt needs to be pulled a little tighter