Gov. Doug Wilder waded into the controversy surrounding John Reid, the Republican running for lieutenant governor.

Virginia's diverse GOP ticket makes history, but internal tensions and shifting party politics raise tough questions ahead of ...

Six men are now facing trial in connection with alleged arson attacks aimed at endangering the life of John Henry Sayers.

John Reid, former radio host and now the Republican nominee for Virginia lieutenant governor, joined "The Final 5 with Jim Lokay" to discuss key issues facing the commonwealth, including the ...

The controversy surrounding John Reid, the GOP nominee for lieutenant governor, has energized his base, as shown by the hundreds of supporters who packed a Wednesday night rally in Henrico County.

Sen. John Kennedy's math capabilities called into question after he claimed gov. spent over a trillion dollars in last 10+ ...

AMHERST, Va. (WSET) — Republican Lieutenant Governor candidate John Reid stopped by the town of Amherst Tuesday evening to meet with voters in the area. The Amherst County Republican Committee ...

RICHMOND, Va. — Republicans engaged in scrubbing the federal government of diversity, equity and inclusion programs are fielding a historically diverse ticket in Virginia in one of the only ...

John Reid Stevens, a prominent Boston businessman, age 85, of Boston, MA, passed away peacefully on May 29th, 2025, at his home, surrounded by his family. John was born on May 11, 1940 ...

Conservative stalwart John Reid, a talk-radio host whose father was a Virginia delegate, is the first openly gay man to be a statewide nominee in Virginia. He was sailing toward the general ...

Republican John Reid is the official GOP candidate in the race, but John Curran is jumping back in by launching a write-in campaign. If they don't want to call me a Republican anymore, call me a ...

Don’t blame President Trump for the setback Republicans are facing this November. Ahead of next year’s congressional midterms, the first big test of the GOP’s strength since Trump returned ...