Pandemic Slowed Push for Paid Sick Leave in Virginia
RICHMOND- With COVID-19 cases on the rise, it's more important than ever that people stay home from work.
Jan
2021
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Jan
2021
5
Stoney Says He’ll Focus on Racial Equality in Second Term
RICHMOND- While 2020 is long gone, the problems that happened have bled into 2021.
Dec
2020
29
Yes, Same-Sex Marriage is Legal. But Virginia’s Constitution Still Says Something Different.
RICHMOND- Dr. Carol Schall and Mary Townley have lived in Virginia for over 30 years.
Dec
2020
23
Richmond Activists, Residents Object to Monument Avenue Park Proposal
RICHMOND-A city ordinance that would make it illegal for people to be on the medians near Marcus-David Peters Circle after sundown is making its way through the Richmond City Council.
Dec
2020
19
How Do You Stop Racism? First, You Have to Recognize It, State Official Tells VMI Board.
LEXINGTON-Two months ago, several Black Virginia Military Institution cadets came forward.
Dec
2020
18
Should Pharmacists Give Medicine Without a Prescription? State Lawmakers Aren’t Sure.
RICHMOND- Should pharmacists offer treatment at times without a prescription?
Dec
2020
18
The Eviction Freeze is Ending. What Happens Next for Virginia Residents?
RICHMOND- Since the end of Virginia's original eviction freeze in June, 14,698 families have lost their homes.
Dec
2020
18
The Glory Days of Jackson Ward: A Look Back at ‘The Harlem of the South’
RICHMOND- What do you know about Jackson Ward?
Dec
2020
15
‘An Incredibly Hopeful Day’ : Ballad Distributes First Vaccine Batch in Abingdon
ABINGDON- The pandemic isn't over but Tuesday was a step in the right direction.
Dec
2020
15
Richmond Has a Marijuana Dispensary. How Does It Work?
RICHMOND-Green Leaf Medical first opened its doors three weeks ago.
