Senate blocks Youngkin appointees
The Virginia Senate is blocking multiple appointees from Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s administration.
Republican efforts to amend the VCEA fail in House subcommittee
Republicans worry that ratepayers will ultimately have to pay for fees put onto utility companies due to provisions in the Virginia Clean Economy Act (VCEA) penalizing them if they fail…
Skill games legislation finds a second chance in the Senate
Sen. Christie New Craig, R-Chesapeake, received a second chance on her skill games legislation after it initially failed to advance out of a subcommittee earlier this week. The bill advanced…
Scott continues to flirt with a run for governor
Rep. Bobby Scott, D-VA03, is keeping his name in the mix for a potential run seeking the Democratic nomination for governor later this year. If he were to run, it…
Spanberger responds to President Trump reclassifying federal employees
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Abigail Spanberger responded to one of President Donald Trump’s executive that removes protections for federal workers.
Virginia Senate advances constitutional amendments
The Senate passed three constitutional amendments Tuesday that would remove the defunct same-sex marriage ban, enshrine the right to reproductive access and automatically restore voting rights to people who were…
Tuesday update from the General Assembly
The Senate Finance and Appropriations Committee advanced legislation Tuesday morning that would require insurance companies to provide coverage under any health insurance contract, policy or plan that includes coverage for…
The latest Virginia House candidate filings
The latest candidates who filed to run in the 2025 elections in Virginia
Virginians flock to Washington for MAGA Victory Rally head of Trump inauguration
By Sarah Hagen and Andrew Kerley, VCU Capital News Service WASHINGTON – Retired Falls Church handyman John Magill braved cold rain and snow, and a blocks-long line for the chance…
Republicans are pushing for opportunity scholarships to be used at private schools – Democrats say it would be unconstitutional
Republicans are pushing legislation that would provide scholarships for low-income students in Virginia to use in private education. Democrats say the legislation would take money away from public schools, but…