Despite record gun sales in the commonwealth, the anti-gun safety group, headquartered in northern Virginia, has lost lots of money during the coronavirus pandemic
Pleas for help have gone largely unanswered thus far, even though a lack of action could lead to steep cuts in state and local services such as education, housing, and health programs
The coronavirus has disrupted almost every aspect of life in the U.S and it’s not stopping with 2020: It could also delay Virginia’s legislative elections in 2021. The Census Bureau will likely need more time to finalize results of this year’s headcount, as stay-at-home orders due to coronavirus prevented the bureau from hiring and training...
The coronavirus pandemic upended a Virginia legislative session, as mask-wearing lawmakers met Wednesday under a giant tent outside the Capitol and car horns blared nearby from protesters unhappy with mandated business closings. House Delegates met under a canopy outside while the Senate met at a giant event space at the Science Museum of Virginia a couple of...
Virginia lawmakers are set to hold a one-day legislative session unlike any other in the state’s 400 year history as they grapple with how to handle fallout of the coronavirus. It’s been slightly more than a month since a new Democratic majority wrapped up this year’s legislative session after passing a series of consequential bills...
Emergency federal funding meant to help small businesses make payroll might end up getting funneled to Trump family hotels, including their Charlottesville winery, instead of small businesses that need it most.
