In the court of public opinion, at least 3,500 females in central Virginia have forgiven Chris Brown. They roared. They cried. They rushed the stage. And that was just in the 40 seconds from when Brown crept onstage and the lights kicked in to reveal...

• 3 with Va. ties named Rhodes Scholars
• New technique improves odds in cardiac arrest 1 Comment
• Goal: no gifted minorities left behind 17 Comments
• Leader of Verizon’s Va. operations is driven to solve 2 Comments
• Richmond City Council could fast-track plan for new schools 6 Comments

In Henrico County schools last year, African-American students made up 36 percent of the enrollment and 7 percent of the children who received gifted education. Chesterfield and Hanover counties saw similar patterns the last school year. Area school officials...

• Affordable housing for seniors coming to Petersburg
• Fewer illegal immigrants arrested at Fort Lee 5 Comments
• Chris Brown thrills with dance moves at his hometown comeback concert 11 Comments
• Leader of Verizon’s Va. operations is driven to solve 2 Comments
• Probe of alleged bias at VMI continues 1 Comment

Democrats had little time to savor their weekend Senate health-care victory, as two of the lawmakers who voted to move the debate forward Saturday night indicated yesterday that they will not vote to pass the package if it includes a government-run insurance...

• Officials seek ways to deal with budget shortfall 30 Comments
• Health-bill foes protest at Richmond offices of Warner, Webb 5 Comments
• Va. faces $3.5 billion hole in next two-year budget 13 Comments
• Local governments’ rates for retired locality workers’ health care could rise
• Analyst proposes putting corrections projects in Va. on hold 1 Comment