Karl Rove’s memoir has a title, “Courage and Consequence,“ and a release date — March 9, 2010.

First Lady Michelle Obama received a few gardening tips from students Wednesday as she toured a Virginia elementary school’s vegetable garden.

Virginia Gov. Timothy M. Kaine today unveiled an investment of $200 million by a nonprofit medical research institute expected to generate more than 400 jobs in Northern Virginia.

Prince William supervisors are expected to approve the county’s 2010 legislative priorities Tuesday and, no small surprise, transportation and education are top concerns.

Sarah Palin’s new memoir describes heart-wrenching anguish about her teen daughter’s pregnancy playing out before a national audience.

Local congressman also says detainees shouldn’t be sent to Yemen

The U.S. Senate last week approved legislation that includes funding for the Northern Virginia Regional Gang Task Force.

The national debate over health care was one of the topics McDonnell addressed during appearances on two Sunday morning shows—CNN’s “State of the Union with John King” and “Fox News Sunday” with host Chris Wallace

Republican Rich Anderson’s victory in the House of Delegates’ 51st District was underscored Wednesday after the Prince William County Electoral Board scrutinized Tuesday night’s results.

Luke Torian, newly elected to the Virginia House of Delegates, promises to work hard on issues facing county

A North Carolina congressman dashing to catch a plane dumped his sport utility vehicle at the end of a row of properly parked cars at Charlotte’s airport.

Gov. Timothy M. Kaine, the National Democratic Committee chairman, and House Republican Whip Eric I. Cantor of Henrico County squared off on the “Today” show this morning.

Del. Robert G. “Bob” Marshall was outspent by more than five-to-one in the race for the 13th District of the Virginia House of Delegates, but it didn’t matter. He defeated John J. Bell, his Democratic opponent.

Getting outspent by more than two-to-one in the race for the 50th District seat in the Virginia House of Delegates didn’t slow Del. Jackson H. Miller. He won.

Democrat Luke Torian won the delegate seat for the 52nd district, according to numbers from the State Board of Elections.

Republican Sen. Ken Cuccinelli was elected attorney general tonight over Democratic Del. Stephen C. Shannon in a battle between two lawmakers from Fairfax County, according to unofficial returns.

Lt. Gov. Bill Bolling easily won a second term as lieutenant governor tonight, defeating Democrat Jody Wagner, a former state treasurer, according to unofficial returns.

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President Barack Obama’s political clout was on the line Tuesday as Virginia and New Jersey chose governors in contests that could serve as warning signs for Democrats about the public’s mood heading into an important midterm election year.

Democrat R. Creigh Deeds took his campaign to Hampton Roads yesterday, while Republican Bob McDonnell flew around the state in late efforts to drive up turnout in a contest that has taken on national significance.

We’ll be covering the election on InsideNoVA.com all day, Nov. 3.

Having previously distanced himself from the president as a potential liability, R. Creigh Deeds now is embracing Barack Obama in what may be the Democratic gubernatorial candidate’s last chance to shift momentum.

If any tourists came to Woodbridge’s famed Dixie Bones at lunchtime Friday, they got an unexpected side of politics with their barbecue.

GOP gubernatorial candidate Robert F. McDonnell spoke on issues including transportation, education and business at a morning stop in Manassas on Friday.

Though a cliche, it's an inevitable question in the race for the 50th District seat in the House of Delegates:

Everything seemed to be near-hunky dory in the race for the 51st District House of Delegates seat until Oct. 9, when GOP challenger Rich Anderson sent a campaign mailer to about 15,000 homes in northeastern Prince William County.

The race for the House of Delegates’ 52nd District has been one of the quieter ones in the Prince William area this year, but that doesn’t mean its participants are coasting toward Election Day.

While the total pay cut of $13,643.37 taken by the Dumfries Town Council was announced Tuesday night, individual member contributions were not.

The candidates for lieutenant governor hurled insults at each other last night in their first and only debate