From Richmond to Arlington.

That means marriages can take place in the commonwealth.

A federal appeals court ruled today that they won’t delay its ruling striking down the state’s ban on gay marriage.

“I believe this case will prove compelling for the Court because of the stringent, discriminatory nature of Virginia’s marriage ban.”

The ruling only applies to Jim Obergefell and John Arthur, who is terminally ill.

Want to celebrate today’s historic Supreme Court rulings? Here’s where to start.

A massive crowd lining both sides of First Street NE erupted into cheers, applause, and hugging when the U.S. Supreme Court issued its rulings in two landmark cases that advance the cause of same-sex marriage.

Thousands of supporters and opponents of same-sex marriage held dueling rallies outside the steps of the U.S. Supreme Court today while inside, justices heard the oral arguments in one of the most anticipated cases in recent memory.

After a long battle, same-sex marriage will become legal in Maryland at the stroke of midnight tonight.

Even though Maryland’s approval of same-sex marriage means good fortune for the wedding business, one Annapolis businessman is willing to kill his business instead of catering to gay couples.