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New legislation aims to help individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities continue to virtually access government services.
At the onset of President Nixon’s first term, his Attorney General John N. Mitchell said “watch what we do, not what we say.”
The Richmond City Democratic Committee (RCDC) voted Thursday night to censure state Sen. Joe Morrissey (D-Richmond) for comments he made towards the president of Petersburg’s NAACP chapter. Petersburg in its…
A few families in Loudoun County are suing the school board over their decision to continue to require masks within public schools.
Legislators raised a few questions with a measure that would deploy hotel staff to help combat human trafficking.
Legal experts argue that Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s executive order alone cannot pull Virginia out of the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI), but here’s what the order means and other ways…
It was reported by Fox News on Monday that Virginia’s Lieutenant Governor said that Governor Glenn Youngkin may consider withholding funds from school districts that do not comply with his…
Democratic state Sen. Chap Petersen (Fairfax) and Republican Del. Lee Ware (Powhatan) are pushing legislation that would ban campaign political contributions from public utility companies like Dominion Energy and Appalachian…
Republican Glenn Youngkin was sworn in Saturday as Virginia’s 74th governor on the steps of the state Capitol.
Colonial Heights Public Schools (CHPS) is one of the few school districts in Virginia that remained open during the last two years of the pandemic.