Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin (R) and the Democrats who control the General Assembly have one last year to work with -- or against -- each other in Richmond.

Though Virginia’s 2025 legislative session has been delayed due to problems with Richmond’s water system brought on by the weekend winter storm, Republicans and Democrats have

Virginia‘s legislative session will begin on Wednesday but will immediately gavel out for the day until next week because of water problems in Richmond. Richmond was placed under a boil advisory on Monday after a significant winter storm caused a power outage at the city’s water treatment plant.

General Assembly session on pause as a result of Richmond’s water crisis, lawmakers on both sides of the aisle agree that when they return to Richmond on Jan. 13, Virginia’s aging infrastructure will be a topic of discussion.

Lawmakers will return to Richmond on Monday after the start of session was postponed due to no running water in the area.

Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin provided an update Wednesday on Richmond's water crisis, upcoming winter weather and the response from local and state officials. Since Monday, many residents and businesses have been without water due to a power outage at a water treatment facility.

Governor Glenn Youngkin is expected to deliver an update on the status of various regions in Virginia following Sunday's winter storm, including the water outage affecting the metro Richmond area.