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What to know about Virginia’s 3 pay-what-you-can cafés
Discover three Virginia establishments where patrons can enjoy meals and beverages through pay-what-you-can programs.
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Your guide to taking action on May Day 2026 in Virginia
A roundup of May Day protests, demonstrations, and rallies to help you take action statewide–Friday, May 1
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Dining workers unionize across multiple Virginia campuses
Campus dining workers at Virginia State University and Norfolk State University are joining a growing number of their peers as union members.
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9 Guinness World Records Virginia holds
The Guinness World Records are always fun to follow—and Virginia holds its own in them. Learn some weird and wonderful Virginia world records
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Your weekly guide to taking action in Virginia (April 24 – April 28)
A weekly roundup of Virginia political events, advocacy opportunities, protests, and more ways to take action statewide–Friday, April 24 through Thursday, April 28.
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Virginia Dems reject Spanberger’s changes on collective bargaining bill
Gov. Abigail Spanberger can either sign the collective bargaining legislation into law or she can veto a bill supported by unions who helped get her elected.
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Virginians projected to approve Democrats’ redistricting push ahead of midterms
Virginia voters were expected to approve a constitutional amendment to allow state Democrats to redraw congressional districts to help their party win more seats in the upcoming midterm elections.
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Unions urge Democrats to reject Spanberger’s changes to collective bargaining bill
Virginia labor unions and Gov. Abigail Spanberger disagree about the best way to expand collective bargaining to more public employees in Virginia.
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Get a sneak peek of 16 summer festivals in Virginia
From music and maritime celebrations to food and outdoor adventures, these festivals in Virginia showcase the Commonwealth’s unique culture all summer long.
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Major Virginia river listed as ‘most endangered’ in nation
An iconic Virginia river was just listed as the “most endangered” river in the country and clean water advocates urge more action to be taken in order to prevent further threats to drinking water.
