Virginia State Senator Tara Durant invited the Fredericksburg City Public Schools’ Youth Mental Health Task Force to the Capitol for the Virginia General Assembly to be recognized on Wednesday, January 29.
Legislation sought to prohibit school officials from accepting money or gifts intended to sway a student’s decision to transfer for athletic reasons.
State Forestry Department says fire danger is high.
State senator claims worrisome wording is just ‘a placeholder,’ and that final legislation won’t thwart county’s withdrawal efforts.
Abortion, voting rights, and same-sex marriage protections advance as Republicans warn of legal overreach.
As she prepares to leave Congress, the Democrat looks back at legislative achievements, hurdles.
Governor announced $14.4 million in funding through the Virginia Land Conservation Foundation.
The many forms of homelessness is a state crisis, sending organizations to government to find solutions.
At Region III breakfast, school officials presented their legislative agenda to local delegation of state legislators.
HJ 2, which would automatically restore felons’ right to vote, passed the House of Delegates Committee on Privileges and Elections on a party line vote Wednesday.
Advisory group discussing whether to allow certain multi-unit buildings over three stories to only need one stairwell instead of several.
If passed, measure would extend property tax exemption to the surviving spouses of service members “killed in the line of duty,” a broader classification.
First deployment for team under agreement with VDEM.
Gov. Glenn Youngkin asked the public to be patient amid delays as officials work to resolve the problems.
Dr. Bridgette Williams and Del. Josh Cole are collaborating to create a license plate inclusive of widowed military, police and firefighter spouses.
If the legislature can’t pass a bill, Gov. Glenn Youngkin hinted he might force both chambers to return.
Task force seeks to collect maternal health data that can inform future policy.
Here’s info on the new tag you’ll need to have.
Democratic leaders leave all legislation — including VMSDEP reforms — in committee.
Some new laws offer more protections to residents of mobile home parks.
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