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Nonprofit Mails 587,638 Erroneous Absentee Ballot Applications To Virginia Voters
The Center for Voter Information said the mishap was an honest mistake, mainly affecting voters in a handful of localities.
The Center for Voter Information said the mishap was an honest mistake, mainly affecting voters in a handful of localities.
Victims' relatives, prosecutors, and other parties were not notified, according to what was called a "scathing" report.
It is a $6.2 billion corporate boondoggle that a Pittsburgh-based fracked gas company is trying to "ram down throats," the writer says.
Most Title IX issues are unlike those seen in made-for-TV movies.
The Virginia Department of Health registered 2,015 new cases on Friday — a significant increase from the state’s typical numbers.
Falwell is taking an “indefinite leave of absence” following poor judgment in despicable and inexcusable behavior for a college president.
The majority wrote the coronavirus pandemic qualifies as a disaster under state code allowing the court to issue emergency judicial orders.
Legislation put forward by the senators intends “to strengthen the public’s ability to evaluate the impacts of natural gas pipelines."
The menhaden is at the forefront of a change in how officials up and down the coast are looking at and managing fisheries.
Called COVIDWISE, the app alerts users if they were in close contact with other users who later tested positive for the virus.
Pastors of African-American congregations speak of disaster, poverty their families face as a result of the pandemic.
Secretary Wolf continues to attempt to defend the violent attacks on protesters by federal forces in Portland, Ore.
Using a ridiculously contorted interpretation of state law, Northam’s administration steadfastly refused to make the data public.
The Virginia Department of Health is asking for funding to hire 100 new employees to enforce COVID-19 rules.
Northam announced Virginia was entering into a six-state agreement to explore the possibility of purchasing 500,00 rapid antigen tests.
Called COVIDWISE, the software’s release makes Virginia the first state to begin using a technology platform created by Google and Apple.
Liberty University president Jerry Falwell Jr., apologized for his despicable, inexcusable, callow behavior.
It is clear these educational institutions are grateful for the attention of MacKenzie Scott.
A little over a week later, Northam’s spokeswoman, Alena Yarmosky, says the governor has not received a response.
Another battle has been brewing below the surface that also has major implications for Virginia: Fund one or two submarines?