House Republicans kill legislation that would have established marijuana sales
Republicans in the House of Delegates killed legislation Monday that would have established a retail market for buying marijuana in Virginia. Currently, marijuana is legal to possess but you cannot…
From Showtime to the Executive Branch for a GOP activist
A woman who appeared in a Showtime special discussing Critical Race Theory is now working for the state government in a paid-political position. Patti Hidalgo Menders was featured briefly on…
House Republicans and Senate Democrats advance their budget proposals
Republicans in the House of Delegates and Democrats in the state Senate released their proposals Sunday for the next two-year budget as well as an update to the current fiscal…
Governor Glenn Youngkin encourages colleges and universities to keep tuition prices from rising
Governor Glenn Youngkin is encouraging colleges and universities in Virginia from increasing their tuition for undergraduate students.
They can only pass what the other chamber allows
Crossover has arrived and the majority parties in both chambers of the General Assembly are touting the work they did with their legislative agenda. Now with the arrival of crossover,…
Lawmakers want to increase access to virtual services for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities
New legislation aims to help individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities continue to virtually access government services.
Commentary: Miyares has been anything but an umpire, and instead has acted as a hitter with a corked bat
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 voted to censure state Sen. Joe Morrissey
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…
Youngkin, Miyares, and the state superintendent join lawsuit with Loudoun County parents
A few families in Loudoun County are suing the school board over their decision to continue to require masks within public schools.
Bill would train hotel employees to recognize human trafficking
Legislators raised a few questions with a measure that would deploy hotel staff to help combat human trafficking.