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Maryland Officials Vow To Fight Trump Plans To Relocate FBI To Another Site In D.C.
They say Greenbelt is still a better site for the agency than the Ronald Reagan Building, announced Tuesday.
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Roadless Rule Rescission Could Open Up Virginia Forestland For Road Development, Logging
Logging groups hail move to lift rule as helpful for wildfire management; environmentalists say 545 miles of rivers in Virginia are at risk.
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Hospital Associations In Va., 13 States Warn Against Proposed Cuts To Medicaid And Hospital Funding
GOP members are under pressure from President Trump to advance their budget bill to him by July 4.
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Dual Threats From Trump And GOP Imperil Nursing Homes And Their Foreign-Born Workers
More than 800,000 immigrants and naturalized citizens comprise 28% of direct care employees, and home health care, including in Virginia.
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Schools In Hampton Roads Region Brace For Potential Federal Cuts, Explore Block Grants
Superintendents watch for more potential funding changes.
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Democrats Pour $400K Into Virginia House Races As Key Battlegrounds Emerge
“When we organize everywhere to compete everywhere, we can win anywhere,” DLCC Chair Ken Martin said in an April press call.
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Wet Spring Keeps Virginia Crops Growing Despite Early Summer's Blazing Heat
“This is the time of year we need a little temperature but we have to have rain,” Virginia Farm Bureau VP Wilmer Stoneman said.
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National Democrats Pour $1M Into Jay Jones' Bid To Flip Virginia AG Seat
Back-to-back funding boosts from DAGA and DLCC signal renewed push to reclaim power in Richmond.
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Virginia Railway Express CEO Retiring Oct. 3, Leaves Legacy Of Safety
“It’s time. It may not ever be a good time, but it’s time,” said CEO Rich Dalton briefly on Friday.
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Anti-Abortion Group Targets Democrats To Stop Va.'S Reproductive Rights Constitutional Amendment
Women Speak Out Virginia is sending 100 people out to knock on 150,000 doors in Richmond and Virginia Beach between now and late July.
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VA Professors Warn Against Governance Boards Politicizing Tenure Processes
Educators fear the pipeline of college professors could contract if more college governing boards seek to influence the process.
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Virginia Doesn't Have Statewide Data Center Regulation; Localities Are Making Their Own Rules
York County supervisors created new standards for data centers to follow in a June 17 meeting.
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Louisa County Landowner Caught Up In Solar Farm Regulation Debate
"It is about land rights and landowner rights within the confines of still protecting the rural character of Louisa,” Amanda Lloyd said.
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Primary Day 2025
Republican incumbent Jason Miyares, and Democrats Jay Jones and Shannon Taylor are aiming to become Virginia’s next attorney general.
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Virginia Attorney General Race Questionnaire: Jay Jones
The Mercury questioned the attorney general hopefuls — incumbent Republican Jason Miyares and Democrats Jay Jones and Shannon Taylor.
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Virginia Lieutenant Governor Race Questionnaire: John Reid
The Mercury asked all seven of the 2025 lieutenant governor hopefuls to answer a questionnaire on policy that shapes citizens’ lives.
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U.S. House Votes To Yank Billions For NPR, PBS And Foreign Aid Programs
Rep. Scalise said PBS and NPR should have to compete against other media organizations without grant funding from the federal government.
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Feds Release Delayed Infrastructure Grants, Sending $8.6 Million To Virginia
Duffy said the agency is working “diligently” to distribute these “long-overdue” funds and prioritize core infrastructure projects.
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Miyares Leans In On Law-And-Order Message Ahead Of 2025 Election
Virginia’s attorney general backs Trump’s response to L.A. unrest, and touts a crackdown on crime and corporate abuse.
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Virginia Vulnerable To Trump's Proposed Cuts In Emergency Management And Disaster Relief
A separate storm besieged southwest Virginia in February, knocking out power to 203,000 homes and closing 270 roads.
