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Virginia Natural Gas Infrastructure Expansion To Be Scaled Back Amid Plant Financing Troubles
Plans for one of two controversial new natural gas plants planned to be built in Charles City County appear to be faltering.
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Climate Change Is A Winning Issue. Let’s Work Together To Solve It.
President-Elect Biden said, "The impacts of climate change don't pick and choose. It's not a partisan phenomenon."
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Northam: ‘We Are Going To Move Forward With Legalizing Marijuana In Virginia’
Gov. Ralph Northam said Monday he plans to introduce legislation legalizing marijuana when the General Assembly convenes in January.
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Q&A: Why Kirk Cox Thinks He Can Win The Governor’s Mansion In An Ever-Bluer Virginia
In 2019, a blue wave swept away the GOP majority Kirk Cox presided over as speaker of the Virginia House of Delegates.
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Burning Down The House On The Way Out
It was more than 12 years ago, and it sure feels like a different era in American politics.
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Northam Announces New COVID-19 Restrictions In Response To Surging Cases Across The State
As COVID-19 cases surge across Virginia, Gov. Ralph Northam announced new restrictions to curb the spread of the virus across the state.
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On Virginia’s Far Atlantic Flank, A Cherished Store Of Salt Marshes Is Being Lost
It is the aura of a still day, floating in a flat-bottomed boat in the waters that stretch like sheets of glass.
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Virginia Got 25 Applications For Sports Betting Permits, But Officials Won’t Say Who Applied
Virginia received 25 applications for mobile sports betting permits from companies interested in the state’s growing gambling market.
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Will Virginia Legalize Marijuana In 2021? Some Lawmakers Think So.
Members of the House of Delegates expect it to pass.
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As Some In GOP Amplify Election Conspiracies, Riggleman Says Republicans ‘Have A Duty To Speak Out’
Republicans don't want to say anything that might cost then politically, lest they end up in disfavor with Trump.
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Northam Is Stressing Messaging — Not Mandates — To Curb Rising COVID-19 Infections
Faced with the approaching holiday season and surging Virginia COVID-19 case numbers, Northam reminds Virginians about "basic health steps."
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Biden Wants Mask Mandates Nationwide: ‘We Can Save Tens Of Thousands Of Lives’
The president-elect's coronavirus response plan has already sprung into action.
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Va. Republican Amanda Chase Pushes Unfounded Election Fraud Claims After Arrests Of Armed Supporters
State Sen. Amanda Chase, R-Chesterfield, advanced unfounded allegations of widespread election fraud.
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COVID-19 Outbreaks Are Increasing Within Virginia’s Hospitals, Health Officials Warn
One of Virginia’s top health officials is warning medical providers about a growing number of COVID-19 outbreaks in state hospitals.
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Battleground States Count Mail Ballots, With Biden Just Shy Of Votes To Clinch Presidency
The former vice president is inching closer to the presidency, according to the counts.
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Georgia Voters Could Determine Control Of The U.S. Senate
Control of the U.S. Senate may depend on two runoff races in Georgia, where the outcome won’t be known until early January.
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An Embarrassing Failure For Election Pollsters
The author believes "it was evident that polls collectively faltered."
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Chesterfield And Lynchburg Hadn’t Backed A Democrat For President Since 1948; Biden Changed That
Virginia came out of Election Day looking a little bluer and a little more polarized.
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Democratic Control Of Senate In Doubt
Democrats gained at least one Republican-held seat in the U.S. Senate, but also lost a seat of their own.
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U.S. Justice Department To Send Staff To Monitor Polling Places In 18 States, Including Virginia
Citizens have the right to vote without experiencing "discrimination, intimidation, or harassment," a Justice Department official said.