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Nottoway Elections Board Censures Republican Member Over Argument With Registrar
Ongoing tensions in Nottoway County reached a new level this week as the board's two Democrats voted to censure a Republican.
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How The LEGO Deal Was Made; More Va., Headlines
Over a half-century, Queen Elizabeth II made three visits to Virginia, where her appearances marked pivotal points.
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Virginia AG Announces 20-Person ‘Election Integrity Unit'
Attorney General Jason Miyares is creating a new unit dedicated to ensuring “legality and purity in elections,” his office announced Friday.
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Virginia Lawmakers Fail To Reach Deal On SCC Pick
This is the result, after taking no action Wednesday on the main piece of business that brought lawmakers back to Richmond.
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Virginia Oath Keepers' Military Ties; More Va., Headlines
Leaked data on the far-right Oath Keepers group shows Virginia has the most members with military ties.
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Abortion Rights Supporters Protest Outside LePage-Youngkin Campaign Event
Around 50 people rallied Wednesday night outside a campaign event in Lewiston held by former Gov. Paul LePage and Virginia's Youngkin.
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LePage -- His Racist Comments And Violent Threats Have Gone On For Six Years -- And Youngkin Stumps For Him
I wish Virginia Gov. Youngkin would decide what type of leader he wants to be regarding race. His mixed signals give you whiplash.
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More Than 1.1 Million Virginians Lack Access To Fixed-Route Transit Service
More than 1.1 million people in Virginia are in need of fixed-route transit, according to a recent assessment of bus and rail services.
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Virginia's Share Of Juul Settlement; More State Headlines
Juul, the e-cigarette maker partly owned by Va.-based Altria Group, reached a $438.5 million settlement over claims it marketed to minors.
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After Tax Change, Virginia Sees 63 Percent Bump In Revenue From Sports Betting
Virginia's tax revenues from sports betting jumped 63% between June and July after state lawmakers ended what some described as a loophole.
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Banned Books? In Whose Eyes? Under What Authority? Questions Asked In Commentary
Last week, a court in Virginia Beach was asked to find two books depicting sexual activity obscene and ban their sale at a Barnes & Noble.
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Transit Agencies See Ridership Increases Statewide
Transit agencies across Virginia are seeking to increase ridership, even if it means dropping fares.
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Regulators Question Decision-Making Power For Fossil Fuel Plant Closures
The State Corporation Commission asks the General Assembly to consider granting it more power over decisions related to fossil fuel plants.
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COVID Transitioning From Pandemic To Endemic In Va.; More Headlines
The Supreme Court of Virginia rejected the Loudoun County School Board's effort to stop a grand jury investigation.
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Democrat Mark Keam Stepping Down From Virginia House
State Del. Mark Keam announced Tuesday that he's stepping down from the House of Delegates, setting up a possible special election.
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Agricultural Cost-Share, Related Programs Analyzed By Va., Beef Cattle Farmers In Commentary
(By Bobby Whitescarver, who, with his wife, reside in the Shenandoah Valley.)
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Youngkin Outlines Steps To Address Teacher Shortage In Executive Directive
Gov. Glenn Youngkin signed an executive directive on Thursday that aims to address teacher shortages in Virginia, through strategies.
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Arlington Still Hasn't Paid Amazon HQ2 Incentives; More Va., Headlines
Arlington County hasn't paid out any of the $23 million it offered to Amazon to get the company's HQ2 project.
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The 21st Century's "Canary In The Coal Mine" Is A Robotic Dog Named Spot
Coal miners had their canaries to sniff out deadly carbon monoxide before the gas could overcome them.
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Do Gun Buybacks Work? It Is A "Persistent, Pernicious Problem," It Is Stated In Commentary
Another factor being considered is the "disproportionate number of Black victims" due to gun violence, the author says.